"Collectively, our results provide a new therapeutic rationale for the clinical development of combination treatments of chemotherapeutic DNA-targeted agents with ATR/CHK1 inhibitors based on SLFN11 status."
Does the fact that sierra has the patent for sra737 in Europe and America until 2033 create an obstical as to the options for us, e.g. getting it back?
Biopartners on line virtual conference 8 - 12 June. Any indication that sareum will take part? If they do, can we then assume that currently they do not have a big name pharma lined up for licensing tyk2?