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India’s Jubilant Shakes Hands With Endo Pharma For Drug Discovery, Strikes Its Sixth Partnership In 18 Months

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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MUMBAI - Jubilant Biosys - a subsidiary of Indian pharmaceutical company Jubilant Organosys - is riding high on the collaborative research theme between Indian and multinational drug companies

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