Asia Deal Watch: Oxford Biomedica’s First Japanese Partnership Focuses On Rare Retinal Disorder

Oxford Biomedica is teaming with Santen to develop a gene therapy for an undisclosed eye disease. Shionogi inks a pair of partnerships for Chinese rights to lusutrombopag and epertinib.

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Partnership with Santen is Oxford Biomedica's first deal with a Japanese interest • Source: Shutterstock

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Oxford BioMedica PLC has signed its first collaboration with a Japanese partner, ophthalmic specialist Santen Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd

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