Synthetic biology specialist Manus Bio has scored a $15 million contract from the U.S. government to create a domestic supply source for shikimic acid, a key starting material used in the production of influenza drug Tamiflu.
Manus Bio scores $15M US contract for domestic supply of flu drug component
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