It is nearly five years since Compugen signed a deal with Bayer but with AstraZeneca paying $10m up front for a license to develop bispecific and multi-specific antibody products derived from its pipeline, the Tel Aviv-headquartered biotech's computational discovery approach has been validated.
Compugen Ltd. has bagged a second big pharma partner in AstraZeneca PLC in a deal which will provide a cash boost to help the Israeli biotech advance its own assets into the clinic.
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