After BridgeBio (BBIO) announced positive data from cohort 5 of its PROPEL2 study evaluating infigratinib in children with achondroplasia, BofA said the firm thinks Bridgebio’s data have a positive read-through to Tyra Biosciences’ (TYRA) lead asset TYRA-300. In preclinical studies, TYRA-300 delivered better bone growth in murine models compared to infigratinib, noted the firm, which has a Buy rating and $23 price target on Tyra shares.
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