August 11, 2016 11:14 AM EDT

Start small, think big: Genmab racks up a bispecific development deal with HIV specialist Gilead

Arsalan Arif

Founder

Genmab is on a roll. The biotech has inked another high-profile collaboration deal — this time with Gilead — that will put its bispecific antibody tech …

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