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Galapagos and Takeda entered a collaboration and licensing agreement for TYK2 inhibitor development.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 6
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Galapagos and Takeda entered a collaboration and licensing agreement for TYK2 inhibitor development.

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  • Galapagos

    biotechnology company based in Leiden, Netherlands

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  • Takeda

    company in Rome, Italy

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  • PR NewswireTYK2 Inhibitors Market to Drive Enormous Growth by 2034 Due to Strong Pipeline and Expanding Indications | DelveInsight The TYK2 inhibitor market is expected to witness substantial growth in the comi