Cipla, which has long-standing experience in antibiotic development in India, strikes alliance with US firm SIGA Technologies. The partners are targeting novel antibacterials, especially against biothreats, and expect to cater to US agency BARDA, among others.
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Cipla Limited is scaling up in the fight against antimicrobial resistance (AMR), a segment where it hopes to have a meaningful presence and deploy a range of innovative approaches.
Through its affiliate Cipla Therapeutics, the Indian company has struck an alliance with US commercial-stage pharma firm SIGA Technologies,...
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