Dynacure’s Antisense Approach To Rare Myopathies Gets Funding Boost
Ionis Collaborating On Development
Executive Summary
France’s fledgling biotech Dynacure has pulled together a series C funding round to support its ongoing Phase I/II study of an antisense molecule for an ultrarare myopathy.
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