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Alnylam and Merck Scuttle $120M-Plus RNAi Drug-Development Partnership

Sep 19, 2007
NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) — Alnylam and Merck today said they have ended an ongoing RNAi drug-development alliance, and Alnylam has rescinded its IP grants related to any Merck development programs.
 
The deal was worth more than $120 million to Alnylam and ended on a mutually agreed upon note. The companies did not elaborate.
 

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