“In science, nobody can say no to any possibility,” says Sanjay Singh, founder CEO of Gennova Biopharmaceuticals Ltd during an interview with Scrip. It’s perhaps this belief that led him and his team to develop India’s first, and the world’s third mRNA vaccine.
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Founder CEO Sanjay Singh tells Scrip about Gennova Biopharma's preliminary talks with investors looking to grab a piece of the action post approval of its mRNA vaccine against COVID-19. As the company considers use of the technology in making vaccines against cancer and infectious diseases, it will also expand manufacturing
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