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Oct. 18, 2019

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Sofinnova Partners stays the course with $369M raise

DUBLIN – Sofinnova Partners closed its ninth early stage venture capital fund, Sofinnova Capital IX, at €333 million (US$369 million) and is bringing the same playbook to bear on current investment opportunities that it has followed in the recent past. Read More

Consensus impossible on H.R. 3 given congressional divide

The ideological divide between Republicans and Democrats proved to be an uncrossable chasm Thursday as two U.S. House committees marked up H.R. 3, the Lower Drug Costs Now Act, and a third committee held its first hearing on the bill that was crafted behind the closed doors of Speaker Nancy Pelosi's (D-Calif.) office. Read More

U.K.'s Labour MP warns latest Brexit terms could lead to 'decade of deregulation'

LONDON – Brexit appeared to move closer to reality on Thursday, as the EU and U.K. set out new terms for a withdrawal agreement. Read More

At intersection of integrated technology, Arsenalbio raises $85M in a series A financing

It was at the constantly changing intersection of data science that Arsenal Biosciences Inc.'s CEO, Ken Drazan, found himself as he helped bring the company to life and to its $85 million series A fundraising. Read More

Protalix nears planned BLA filing for new Fabry disease therapy

Israel's Protalix Biotherapeutics Inc., the first company to gain FDA approval for a protein therapy produced by plant cell cultures in 2012, has moved one step closer to seeking FDA approval for a second such product with new phase III data supporting its experimental therapy for Fabry disease. Read More

Startup sees opportunity to speed microbiome research

"Microbiome" has become a health and wellness buzzword, implicated as a contributing factor in conditions ranging from diabetes and obesity to gastrointestinal disease, autoimmune diseases and even autism. But the tools scientists use to cultivate bacteria have changed little over the past century, said Peter Christey, founder and CEO of San Carlos, Calif.-based startup General Automation Lab Technologies Inc. (GALT). Read More

Financings

Aztherapies Inc., of Boston, said it closed a $26.3 million series C preferred equity financing co-led by Spinnaker Capital and Cosine, with participation from new and existing investors, including Drads Capital, IBS Capital and Wexford Capital. Read More

Other news to note

To study pancreatic, breast and small-cell lung cancers, Sunshine Biopharma Inc., of Montreal, has initiated studies of Adva-27a, designed to shrink tumors, in xenograft mice with tumors. Adva-27a is a GEM-difluorinated C-glycoside derivative of podophyllotoxin and is designed to inhibit the enzyme topoisomerase II. Read More

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Syros oral CDK7 argument front-seats cancer bid over I.V. prospect; phase I soon

The pipeline shift made public Thursday by Syros Pharmaceuticals Inc. may have been presaged by analysts, who in August sounded lukewarm about the Cambridge, Mass.-based firm's prospects as they stood then. Read More

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