Toulouse, France-based Cerenis Therapeutics, a privately-held pharmaceutical company, says it has received a 2.5 million-euro ($3.3 million) investment to finance the ongoing clinical development of its portfolio of high-density lipoprotein-related products for the treatment of cardiovascular and metabolic diseases. The funds were granted by OSEO, a French public holding company that provides financial support to promising domestic companies.
The financing will support continued development of the company's CER-001 program (recombinant HDL).
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