Nura raises $73.8M to target ALS through a unique target
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Oregon Health & Sciences UniversityNura raises $73.8M to target ALS through a unique targetbiospace.comBiospace reports that Nura Bio has raised $73.8 million in financing to carry two neuroprotective drug candidates through early to mid-stage clinical studies, including one to target ALS. Marc Freeman, Ph.D., is the company’s academic co-founder who conducted preclinical research that found the SARM1 protein played a role in axon degeneration in fly and mammalian models.
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