Unless there are undisclosed terms in the MNTA-BAX partnership that impede a buyout of either company (possible but unlikely, IMO), a buyout of MNTA is not substantially more or less likely today than it was yesterday.
A buyout is less likely. Any company that wanted the MNTA tech/patents to apply to FoB's would be less likely or would pay less.
You don't need to see the deal terms to know that.
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