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Todos Medical & NCL Pharma add NLC-001 to COVID-19 venture

3CL protease inhibitor NLC-001 added to COVID-19-focused joint venture between Todos Medical and NLC Pharma
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NEW YORK & REHOVOT, Israel—Todos Medical Ltd. announced today that NLC Pharma Ltd. has added the dietary supplement NLC-001 to its joint venture with Todos Medical.

Under the terms of the agreement, Todos has been granted exclusive worldwide distribution rights for various formulations of NLC-001 (excluding Israel), as well as a right of first refusal to develop pharmaceutical drugs based on the NLC technology. Todos will be responsible for all commercial activities — including manufacturing, clinical testing, marketing and distribution — outside of Israel. NLC Pharma will commercialize NLC-001 in Israel.

NLC-001 is an orally administered proprietary blend of plant extracts that includes a powerful potential 3CL protease inhibitor. The compound has the potential to help support and maintain healthy immune function. The 3CL protease plays a vital role in the intracellular replication of coronaviruses, and 3CL protease inhibition is being evaluated as a potential therapeutic target for coronaviruses.

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