Johnson & Johnson was among the investors in a $54.5m series A round for CuraSen Therapeutics, which is commercialising research from Stanford University.

CuraSen Therapeutics, a US-based neurodegenerative disease treatment developer based on research at Stanford University, has completed a $54.5m series A round led by venture capital firm New Leaf Venture Partners.
Johnson & Johnson Innovation – JJDC, the strategic investment vehicle for medical product group Johnson & Johnson, contributed to the round, which also included VC firms Longitude Capital, Alta Partners and Pappas Capital as well as funds managed by investment adviser Tekla Capital Management.
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