Novartis to invest in Israel's Gamida Cell, could buy out company

JERUSALEM, Aug 19 (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Novartis has agreed to take a 15 percent stake in Gamida Cell, an Israeli developer of stem cell therapies, in a deal that could reach more than $600 million, Gamida's parent said on Tuesday.
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