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Nohla Therapeutics

www.nohlatherapeutics.com

 
Nohla Therapeutics is a cellular therapy company driven to provide leading off the shelf therapies for patients with critical diseases. Nohla’s first product is a universal donor cell therapy targeting hematopoietic recovery and chemotherapy induced neutropenia, and is being extended to treat a range of other medical indications. This and other products in the pipeline are based on a unique umbilical cord blood expansion platform developed at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
  • Number of Employees: 5K-10K
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

Nohla Therapeutics raised $20M on 12/03/2015
Nohla Therapeutics raised $43.5M on 11/30/2016
Nohla Therapeutics raised $45M on 05/15/2018
Nohla Therapeutics raised $49M on 07/12/2018
Nohla Therapeutics raised $11M on 07/12/2018

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