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VC: Raven biotechnologies leads with $48.3M fourth round

Raven biotechnologies leads with $48.3M fourth round.
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VENTURE CAPITAL |
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COMPANY |
AMOUNT/ROUND |
LEAD INVESTORS |
DESCRIPTION |
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Raven biotechnologies
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$48.3 million
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Vulcan Capital |
The money goes to the clinical development program for RAV12 for gastrointestinal cancers as well as pre-clinical work for a second product candidate. |
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Alinea Pharmaceuticals
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$45 million
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MPM Capital |
Alinea is developing a treatment for diabetic neuropathy. |
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Light Sciences Oncology
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$35 million
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Essex Woodlands Health Ventures |
The company is developing Light Infusion Technology for the treatment of solid tumors. |
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VIRxSYS
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$31 million
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undisclosed |
Earlier closings of this round were used to complete a Phase I clinical trial for the VRX496 gene-based anti-HIV immunotherapy; the remainder of the funds will be used for their Phase II trial and to continue to advance its lentiviral vector platform technology. |
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Cadence Pharmaceuticals
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$25 million
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Domain Associates |
Cadence is focused on the development and commercialization of therapeutics used primarily in the hospital setting. |
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Aerie Pharmaceuticals
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$21 million
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Alta Partners, Texas Pacific Group Ventures |
The company's initial drug discovery and development efforts are focused on creating a pipeline of products for glaucoma. |
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Verax Biomedical
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$15 million
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KB Partners |
The money will be used to complete development and begin commercialization of its first product, the Platelet PGD test. |
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GlycoFi
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$11 million
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Polaris Venture Partners |
GlycoFi has been developing technology for the creation and efficient production of Next Generation Biotherapeutics. |
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Agendia
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Undisclosed
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Van Herk Group |
Agendia commercializes microarray-based diagnostics. |


