Volastra announced Monday it was saddling up with the Big Pharma to develop up to three targets utilizing Volastra’s platform that targets chromosomal instability, a potentially valuable indicator the company says is present in up to 80% of cancers. BMS will pay $30 million in upfront cash, but Volastra stands to gain as much as $1.1 billion in milestone payments should the targets pan out.
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