Novartis' Drug Discovery Head Jay Bradner On What NIBR Is Investing In
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NIBR's Bradner talked to Scrip about how AveXis turbo-charged Novartis' gene therapy development, investing in inflammasome research, and partnering nimbly like a venture capitalist.
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