“This notable investment in a homegrown company demonstrates the interconnectivity of our regional life sciences community and our skilled workforce infrastructure to support long-term company growth and high-paying jobs," says Nancy Johnston, executive director for North Carolina Biotechnology Center’s Piedmont Triad Office. Here's a detailed look at ProKidney and its investment decision.
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