Santaris, BMS Partner To Develop Therapeutics Targeting miRNA
This article was originally published in The Pink Sheet Daily
Executive Summary
In the latest of a handful of big pharma RNA partnerships, Bristol-Myers and Santaris have entered into a broad discovery and development deal. For the biotech, it brings a new partner into the string of deals that continue to be its main source of capital.
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