Amicus Spins Out Rare Disease Gene Therapy Pipeline, Raises $200m
Executive Summary
While Amicus will transfer the gene therapy portfolio’s R&D risk to Caritas, it retains a financial interest in many of the spinout’s programs. Pompe candidate AT-GAA accepted for FDA review.
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