Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is developing a TRPA1 receptor antagonist for pain and respiratory disorders.
The Indian company joins at least four other firms including Hydra Biosciences, Abbott and Janssen that are known to be...
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Glenmark Pharmaceuticals is developing a TRPA1 receptor antagonist for pain and respiratory disorders.
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