Russia's First BioPharma Public-Private Partnership Eyes Bio-Betters, Attracts $110 Million
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Russia's bid to catch up in the global race to establish a recognized biopharma sector picked up speed with the Aug. 4 announcement of SynBio, a $110 million joint venture to develop bio-betters and innovative medicines for the Russian and international markets
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