
French drugmaker Servier has entered a strategic collaboration with the USA-based n-Lorem Foundation to advance research into rare neurodevelopmental disorders using antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) technology.
This partnership will combine Servier’s neuroscience and drug development capabilities with n-Lorem’s work on individualized ASO therapies for patients with nano-rare diseases, defined by the foundation as conditions linked to mutations found in only one to 30 people worldwide.
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