Pfenex Gives Teriparatide Latest After Setback
As Company Underlines Confidence In Supply Chain
Executive Summary
Pfenex has provided an update on its bid to secure a therapeutic equivalence determination for its PF708 teriparatide product in the US, after itself and partner Alvogen were knocked back last month.
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