Merck & Co Takes Up Astex/Taiho SHP2 Program
Indicates Growing Pharma Interest
Executive Summary
Merck & Co joins ranks of big pharma firms pursuing the SHP2 area of oncology as it picks up global rights to a portfolio of inhibitors originating from two affiliates of Japan's Otsuka Pharmaceutical.
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