Zai Lab Joins Latest Oncology Race With Mirati KRAS Deal
Executive Summary
Hot on the heels of a high-profile US approval, Chinese biotechs from BeiGene, Betta to Zai Lab and lesser-known InventisBio, are racing to get their KRAS-targeting cancer drugs launched. Zai Lab, however, hopes to win with a potential best-in-class contender from its partner Mirati of the US.
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