Cambridge, MA-based Mersana Therapeutics has forged its first big licensing pact, inking a $334 million collaboration deal with Teva for a preclinical cancer drug program.
Under the deal, Mersana will be responsible for taking XMT-1107 into Phase I during this quarter before passing it on to Teva's control.
The Israeli company, which has been ambitiously building up its pipeline for novel therapies as it expands beyond generics, will cover program research costs from this point. In exchange for...