Inspirna
Inspirna (formerly Rgenix) is a privately-held cancer therapeutics company focused on the discovery and development of novel cancer drugs that target key pathways in cancer progression. Using a mRNA-based target discovery platform developed by Inspirna's scientific co-founders at The Rockefeller University, the company is developing several first-in-class drug candidates to treat cancers of high unmet need. The company brings together distinguished scientific founders and a leadership team with a seasoned Board comprised of experienced drug developers. The company is funded by leading biotechnology investors, including Novo A/S, Sofinnova Partners, and Alexandria Venture Investments.
Sector
Biopharmaceuticals
Strategy
Capital
Status
Active
Website
inspirna.com
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