
Novo Nordisk's acquisition of the US-based biotech company for USD 3.3bn follows a two-year-long successful collaboration, and signals that more drug candidates from Dicerna's technology platform targeting Novo's focus areas could be on their way in the future, says Marcus Schindler, executive vice president and chief scientific officer at Novo Nordisk, to MarketWire.
The biotech company, which is based in Lexington, has specialized within RNA interference (RNAi), a technology where specific genes are suppressed before they can produce proteins that contribute to disease progression.
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