Precision Neuroscience
Develops a brain-computer interface intended to help people with paralysis operate digital devices.
$250MSeries D
ParticipantActivity from announced rounds
Invus is the investment-firm name used by Encoded Therapeutics and in LifeMine transaction-counsel coverage.
Encoded develops precision gene therapies for neurological disorders. LifeMine uses fungal genomes for drug discovery, while City develops RNA-interference medicines. The records identify different therapeutic approaches without substituting an unnamed parent or fund.
Develops a brain-computer interface intended to help people with paralysis operate digital devices.
Encoded develops precision gene therapies for neurological disorders, led by ETX101, a gene-regulation therapy for people with SCN1A-positive Dravet syndrome.
Develops fungal genome-derived therapeutics for organ transplant rejection