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Eisai Partners with Kyorin for Utilization of Eisai's Compound Library in Antibacterial Field

September 11, 2014
Eisai and Kyorin Holdings announced on September 10 that Eisai and Kyorin Pharmaceutical, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Kyorin Holdings, have entered into an agreement for the use of Eisai’s compound library in the antibacterial field. Under the agreement, Eisai will…

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