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Mar. 31, 2007

Biotech Firms Settle Suit Over Growth Drug

SAN FRANCISCO - A settlement among Genentech, Tercica and Insmed earlier this month resolved the patent infringement litigation among the companies over the right to produce a drug for children who have a severe growth disorder.

By Anna Oberthur
Daily Journal Staff Writer

      SAN FRANCISCO - A settlement among Genentech, Tercica and Insmed earlier this month resolved the patent infringement litigation among the companies over the right to produce a drug for children who have a severe growth disorder.
      The settlement stops Insmed from producing its drug, Iplex, for U.S. patients suffering from growth defects, but it a...

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