Tiziana buys bio-repository from Shardna to study Sardinia's thriving older population

18 July 2016
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UK biotech Tiziana Life Sciences (AIM:TILS) has announced the purchase of key assets from Shardna, a biobanking and genomics research company from Sardinia, an Italian island known for its large population of people living to an advanced age.

Tiziana, which is focused on targeted drugs to treat diseases in oncology and immunology, has also established an Italian subsidiary in Sardinia, LonGevia Genomics Srl.

The role of this subsidiary is to develop the acquired assets to identify novel drug targets and diagnostic applications, and the research has a particular benefit owing to Sardinia’s thriving older age group.

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