March 21, 2018 04:59 PM EDT

The PCSK9 of NASH? Regeneron and Alnylam join forces to tackle a promising target for severe liver diseases

John Carroll

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The Regeneron Genetics Center $REGN routinely sifts through a mountain of sequencing data. And every now and then, the researchers there will pan out a …

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The PC­SK9 of NASH? Re­gen­eron and Al­ny­lam join forces to tack­le a promis­ing tar­get for se­vere liv­er dis­eases

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The PCSK9 of NASH? Regeneron and Alnylam join forces to tackle a promising target for severe liver diseases