CAMP4 Therapeutics, a biotech promising to harness the power of RNA to restore healthy protein expression, has announced the close of a $100 milliion Series B financing round, led by Enavate Sciences.
CAMP4’s approach uniquely targets regulatory RNAs (regRNAs), which it describes as being part of the “dark side of the genome,” the 98% of our genome that does not encode proteins. Through breakthroughs in molecular biology, it is now known that regRNAs control the expression of nearby protein-encoding genes.
"Testament to the promise and vast potential of our transformative regulatory RNA platform and the impact it could have for patients with genetic diseases"The financing, which was led by Patient Square Capital portfolio company Enavate Sciences, will be used to develop CAMP4's regRNA programs and accelerate the expansion of its regRNA Actuating Platform.
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