Evotec Expands its 2016 Agreement with Bristol-Myers Squibb
Nosopharm Signs an Agreement with Evotec to Accelerate the Development of Antibiotics
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- Evotec to receive $6M payment from BMS to expand its partnership with the inclusion of additional cell lines
- In 2016, Evotec signed a 5-year research agreement with Celgene (now a part of BMS) for the identification of therapies based on Evotec’s technology platforms in conjunction with the human iPSC- based platform for multiple neurodegenerative diseases
- iPSCs are adult cells genetically reprogrammed to an embryonic stem cell for expressing genes & properties of embryonic stem cells
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