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Regeneron Says Large-Scale Human Genetics Starting to Generate New Drug Targets

Nov 16, 2017
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Julia Karow
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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – Three years after Regeneron Pharmaceuticals began sequencing human exomes on a large scale and analyzing them along with electronic health records, the effort has started to bear fruit in the form of new drug targets and additional insights into existing ones.

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