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- Regenerative Medicine
- Deals
- Market Intelligence
- Industries
- BioPharmaceutical
Related Companies
- Novartis AG
- University of Pennsylvania
- Oxford BioMedica PLC
- bluebird bio Inc.
- Celyad SA
- Intellia Therapeutics Inc.
- Spark Therapeutics Inc.
- Pfizer Inc.
- Biogen Inc.
- Johnson & Johnson
- Celgene Corp.
- Astellas Pharma Inc.
- Sanofi
- GlaxoSmithKline PLC
- Cellectis SA
- Servier SA
- Shire PLC
- Gilead Sciences Inc.
- Precision BioSciences Inc.
Related Deals
- Novartis gets access to UPenn's immunotherapies and technology
- Novartis gets nonexclusive rights to use Oxford’s LentiVector in oncology
- Celyad licenses CAR-T patents to Novartis
- Intellia, Novartis form five-year CRISPR/Cas9 collaboration
- Novartis gains ex-US rights to Spark's voretigene neparvovec gene therapy for rare inherited vision loss
- Cellectis, Pfizer to develop CART therapies for cancer
- Servier licenses Pfizer US rights to leukemia compound
- Servier options rights to up to six Cellectis cancer projects
- Shire makes $30bn hostile offer for Baxalta; finalized at $32bn
- Baxalta and Precision enter CART deal; Precision could get up to $1.7bn
- Johnson & Johnson pays $30bn for Actelion
- Gilead buys Kite Pharma for $11.9bn
- Pfizer buys remaining 78% stake in gene therapy firm Bamboo Therapeutics
- Bamboo Therapeutics closes $49.5mm Series A round; Pfizer takes equity stake
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