Chinese Biotechs Ascend Deal-Making By Partnering Up Claudin 18.2 Agents
Executive Summary
The recent partnerships on Claudin 18.2-targeting agents between Chinese biotechs and big pharma have brought China innovation to a new phase that Chinese firms can be proud of, an executive from Keymed Biosciences, one of the Chinese biotechs involved in such deals, tells Scrip in an interview.
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