Texas Gov't Awards Mirna $5M Grant; Firm Aims to File Two INDs in 2011
January 14, 2010
Texas Gov't Awards Mirna $5M Grant; Firm Aims to File Two INDs in 2011
Mirna plans to use the money to lay the groundwork for its two lead drug candidates, mimics of miR-34 and an undisclosed miRNA, both of which are involved in down-regulated in cancer.
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