Zenas, InnoCare in $2b licensing deal for MS, autoimmune diseases
Zenas BioPharma, Inc. and China’s InnoCare Pharma Limited have inked a $2 billion licensing deal that grants the US-based Zenas global rights to.
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Zenas BioPharma, Inc. and China’s InnoCare Pharma Limited have inked a $2 billion licensing deal that grants the US-based Zenas global rights to.
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