Daiichi Sankyo said on September 28 that it has concluded a cross-licensing agreement and collaboration agreement with Canadian biotech Zymeworks to develop proprietary cancer immuno-oncology products. Zymeworks boasts bispecific antibody and protein engineering technology platforms that could be applied to…
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