Lilly Acquires Rights To TRPV-1 Receptor Antagonists From Glenmark
Eli Lilly is gaining a portfolio of molecules targeting the vanilloid-1 receptor, including Phase II candidate GRC 6211, through an agreement with Mumbai, India-based Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, announced Oct. 30
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