Regeneron And Geisinger Get Ambitious In Next-Gen Genomics
Executive Summary
Regeneron and Geisinger’s new collaboration to identify genetic variants and apply that knowledge to drug discovery and patient care is pharma’s most ambitious effort to date to exploit next-generation genomics, but its impact on drug discovery productivity won’t be known for years.
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