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Areteia Therapeutics

www.areteiatx.com

 
Areteia Therapeutics (areteiatx.com) is a clinical stage biotechnology company committed to putting asthma patients in better control of their disease and lives by developing the first potential oral drug for eosinophilic asthma. Areteia`s lead drug candidate is dexpramipexole, a first-in-class oral eosinophil maturation inhibitor. Areteia was created by Population Health Partners and Knopp Biosciences. A syndicate of leading life sciences and strategic investors led by Bain Capital Life Sciences with participation from Access Biotechnology, GV, ARCH Venture Partners, Saturn Partners, Sanofi, Maverick Capital, and Population Health Partners, has committed to invest up to $350 million in Series A financing to ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.areteiatx.com
  • 12770 High Bluff Drive Suite 380
    San Diego, CA USA 92130
  • Phone: 858.987.4278

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