BMS, Enterome collaborate on microbiome-derived biomarkers

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BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB and Enterome SA entered into an immuno-oncology focused collaboration agreement for the discovery and development of microbiome-derived biomarkers, drug targets and bioactive molecules to be developed as potential companion diagnostics and therapeutics for cancer. The collaboration will combine Bristol-Myers Squibb’s expertise in the discovery and development of novel immunotherapies with Enterome’s proprietary metagenomic...

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