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The collaboration will support Sanofi’s use of CytoReason’s computational disease models to develop new targets for inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), to identify patient subtypes and pair them with IBD targets.
The new research agreement and investment will support the development of additional disease models and the creation of high-resolution models, spanning across a number of therapeutic areas.
The new research agreement and investment will support the development of additional disease models and the creation of high-resolution models, spanning across a number of therapeutic areas.
This collaboration might help identify which type of tumor the drug will be most effective for, and has the potential to save the lives of millions who suffer from cancer.