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Biotechnology companies Bioverativ and Bicycle Therapeutics have entered into an agreement to develop and commercialise therapies for haemophilia and sickle cell disease.
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Bioverativ, Bicycle Therapeutics, commercialisation, innovation, haemophilia, blood disorders, research and development, collaboration
