Kyorin Holdings said on January 6 that it has acquired exclusive rights to develop and commercialize US upstart aTyr’s novel immunomodulator ATYR1923 in Japan for the treatment of interstitial lung diseases. Under the deal, the Japanese company will pay US$8…
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