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Takeda U.S. Unit Signs With Metabolex To Develop New Drugs

This article was originally published in PharmAsia News

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Takeda Pharmaceuticals' U.S. subsidiary has signed a contract with Metabolex to share research into new drugs. Metabolex of the United States specializes in treatments for diabetes and other metabolic diseases. Under the arrangement with Takeda San Francisco, the firms are to collaborate on developing a drug based on the Metabolex technology. Metabolix already has four drugs undergoing clinical trials, the most advanced of them just completed Phase II tests. (Click here for more

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