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Inipharm to use its $35M series A for liver-related therapies
Nov. 11, 2020
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Lee Landenberger
Though founded in 2018, Inipharm Inc. has just closed on a $35 million series A financing designed to push its lead program through an IND filing and into the clinic to treat liver-related diseases.
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