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With this new collaboration, Astellas will take advantage of Dynos’ next-gen AAV vectors to deliver its gene therapy.
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Since emerging from stealth mode in 2020 Dyno Therapeutics has been busy advancing its gene therapy platform. This morning, the company bolsters its research with $100 million raised in a Series A financing round.
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