Nimbus picks 4 preclinical targets for the next chapter of its pioneering computational drug discovery work
Big name partnerships were critical for Nimbus Therapeutics’ first decade. With a head-turning $1.2 billion — $600 million of which were paid within months — deal from Gilead and a returning customer in Celgene, the biotech emerged as a prolific pioneer of computational chemistry and structure-based drug discovery while the industry went through a seismic shift in its thinking of the role that algorithms play in engineering new therapies.
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