Jnana Therapeutics Announces Second Collaboration with Roche to Address Challenging-to-Drug Targets in Cancer, Immune-Mediated and Neurological Diseases
“We are excited to partner with Roche, one of the largest healthcare companies and a strong collaborator, for a second time,” said Joanne Kotz, Ph.D., co-founder and CEO of Jnana Therapeutics. “Roche has been a valuable strategic partner and we are proud that our success to date has led to the opportunity to broaden our work together in immune-mediated and neurological diseases, as well as to extend our collaboration into cancer.”
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