ADC Deal Train Rolls On As BMS Taps Into Tubulis
German Biotech Banks $22.8m Upfront
Executive Summary
The Munich-based firm has landed a big pharma partner in Bristol Myers Squibb, claiming the deal validates the potential of its approach in developing next-generation antibody-drug conjugates.
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