pharmaphorum October 10, 2024
Phil Taylor

Our round-up of recent biotech financings features a strong first round for City Therapeutics, a new RNAi venture led by biotech doyen John Maraganore, and additional cash for Purespring, Judo Bio, GEMMABio, and Basecamp Research.

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based City Therapeutics emerged from the shadows with a $135 million Series A – led by ARCH Venture Partners – that will fund the development of a small interfering RNA (siRNA) drug discovery engine that the company thinks can deliver ‘new-generation’ drugs with improved potency and specificity, and which can be delivered to a wider range of tissue types.

Former Alnylam chief executive Maraganore, who will serve as executive chair of the new company, said his vision is that RNAi drugs will become “the...

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