Novartis co-opts Homology's gene-editing tech for R&D pipeline
In the latest move to build up Novartis’ eye drug pipeline, the pharma giant is sinking fresh capital into a gene editing company to work on secret targets in ophthalmology.
Financial details weren’t disclosed, but we do know that Novartis made an upfront payment and an equity investment in the startup Homology Medicines. The deal gets Novartis access to Homology’s gene editing platform, which both companies hope will lead to new drug targets.
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