Immuno-Biological Laboratories (IBL) and Astellas Pharma have terminated their collaboration on a drug using human fibrinogen, a recombinant human protein created by utilizing transgenic silkworms, Gunma-based IBL said on March 16. In March 2015, the two companies entered into the…
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