German drugmaker Boehringer Ingelheim and Belgian biopharmaceutical firm Ablynx have entered into an accord to discover, develop and commercialize up to 10 new drugs, based on the latter's Nanobody therapeutics technology. Earlier this year, Ablynx granted the German company rights to use its technology in the development of an Alzhimer's disease therapy in an agreement worth $265.0 million (Marketletter January 15).
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