Chugai Pharmaceutical and TWOCELLS, a spinoff of Hiroshima University, said on April 13 that they have agreed to terminate their licensing pact for the startup’s regenerative cellular medicine for knee chondrogenesis, called gMSC1. The two companies have been pursuing the…
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