Eli Lilly agrees to acquire cancer drug maker Kelonia in deal worth up to $7 billion
Kelonia is developing technology to reprogram patients' T-cells inside the body so those cells can attack cancer, called in vivo CAR-T.
Eli Lilly agrees to acquire cancer drug maker Kelonia in deal worth up to $7 billion
Kelonia is developing technology to reprogram patients' T-cells inside the body so those cells can attack cancer, called in vivo CAR-T.
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