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Merck KGaA has signed a deal with the Chinese firm Jiangsu Hengrui Pharmaceuticals to bring to market two of Hengrui’s oncology drugs: HRS-1167, a PARP1 inhibitor, and SHR-A1904, an antibody-drug conjugate. For $169 million up front, Merck gets the rights to both drugs outside China. Merck says that the acquisition of HRS-1167 aligns with its in-house expertise in DNA damage response. The firm is exploring whether the inhibitor could be combined with other drugs for maximum effect.
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