AstraZeneca gets in on RNA game with MiNA research collaboration
Two months after Novartis spent nearly $10 billion on The Medicines Company’s RNA-based cholesterol drug, AstraZeneca will try to co-develop its own RNA-based metabolic therapy.
The European drugmaker has partnered with MiNA Therapeutics to develop small activating RNA (saRNA) for metabolic diseases. The agreement gives AstraZeneca the right to negotiate a licensing agreement after a series of preclinical studies.
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