Lilly makes another move for Verve's genetic medicines, this time buying Beam's opt-in rights
Eli Lilly is once again tapping into Verve Therapeutics, which is developing one-time treatments in the cardiovascular disease space, as the pharma giant continues to beef up its research into genetic medicines.
This time, Lilly is betting on Verve’s pipeline by buying out Beam Therapeutics’ opt-in rights to co-develop and co-commercialize Verve’s base editing treatments, the companies said Tuesday morning. Earlier this summer, the Big Pharma paid $60 million upfront to Verve for a preclinical-stage program targeting lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a).
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