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September 7th, 2007
Report: NanoCor Lands $3.75M from Medtronic
Abstract:
NanoCor Therapeutics has landed a $3.75 million investment from medical device firm Medtronic, The News & Observer reported Friday.
The company is using technology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to use a genetically engineered virus as a means of drug delivery. Its initial target is people suffering from congestive heart failure. The company calls its technology platform "biological nanoparticle."
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