Retinopathy: Golgi and Breye join forces
Milan-based biotech incubator Golgi Neurosciences is teaming up with Danish biopharma Breye Therapeutics to develop the P2X7 receptor antagonist programme for the treatment of retinal disorders.
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Milan-based biotech incubator Golgi Neurosciences is teaming up with Danish biopharma Breye Therapeutics to develop the P2X7 receptor antagonist programme for the treatment of retinal disorders.
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