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STAT+: Gene-editing startup launches with $230 million and a Chinese licensing deal
Serapha Bio, a gene-editing startup, secured $230 million in funding and a Chinese licensing deal through a reverse merger with Boundless Bio. The company aims to develop a one-time treatment for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency (AATD), a liver and lung disease, with founding investors RA Capital and RTW Investments.
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