Boston, USA-based Ensoma, a genomic medicines company developing one-time in vivo treatments that precisely engineer any cell of the hematopoietic system, has announced the completion of an $85 million financing.
This financing will allow Ensoma to advance the development of its Engenious in vivo engineered cell therapy platform and accelerate its pipeline of genomic medicines for immuno-oncology and other therapeutic applications.
"I am confident we will be able to bring forward innovative single-dose medicines to cure life-threatening diseases"
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