Christophe Weber, Takeda CEO (Shoko Takayasu/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

As part of broad­er gene ther­a­py am­bi­tions, Take­da links up again with a small Chica­go biotech

Take­da is ink­ing gene ther­a­py deals left and right. This time, it’s part­ner­ing for a sec­ond time with Chica­go-based pro­tein mak­er Evozyne.

Af­ter lin­ing up col­lab­o­ra­tions with Code Bio­ther­a­peu­tics, Po­sei­da Ther­a­peu­tics, Se­lec­ta Bio­sciences and Genevant in re­cent months, the Japan­ese phar­ma wants to go fur­ther in­to next-gen gene ther­a­pies. This time, Take­da and Evozyne will work on four rare dis­ease tar­gets.

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