Deal Watch, Licensing Focus: Roche, Sanofi Exit Ongoing Anticalin Development Efforts With Pieris
Executive Summary
Sarepta licenses gene therapy candidate from Lacerta, also makes equity investment. Neuren licenses North American rights to rare disease drug trofinetide to Acadia.
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