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AgomAb Therapeutics Raises $74 Million Series B to Advance Regenerative Pathway Modulators

AgomAb Therapeutics Raises $74 Million Series B to Advance Regenerative Pathway Modulators
Company expands leadership team with CMO Philippe Wiesel, CBO Paul van der Horst and CFO Tolga Hassan
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million Series B financing round led by Redmile Group, with participation from Cormorant Asset Management. All previous investors also participated in the round, including Advent France Biotechnology, Andera Partners, Boehringer Ingelheim Venture Fund, Omnes Capital, Pontifax, and V-Bio Ventures. The proceeds of the Series B will be used to fund clinical proof of concept of the lead program AGMB-101, an HGF-mimetic agonistic antibody, which is currently progressing through IND-enabling studies. The capital will also support further growth of the company s pipeline of drug candidates designed to modulate regenerative pathways to induce functional organ recovery in acute and chronic diseases. In conjunction with ....

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Sea slugs can remove their heads and regrow their bodies, scientists discover

Sea slugs can remove their heads and regrow their bodies, scientists discover
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Scientists have discovered sea slugs will sometimes detach their head and regrow their entire body, according to a study published in the Current Biology journal.
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It is suspected they use photosynthesis to survive while their organs are regrowing
Scientists hope the discovery can aid research into growing human tissue
While we know of many instances of this process, called autotomy , such as when lizards regrow their tails, this latest discovery has been hailed by researchers as one of the most extreme cases known to science. ....

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Researchers Discover Animal That Can Shed Its Whole Body

Scientists have discovered the ultimate case of regeneration: Some decapitated sea slugs can regrow hearts and whole new bodies. Biology researcher Sayaka Mitoh explains the genesis. ....

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These Slugs Cut Off Their Own Heads When They Want a New Body

These Slugs Cut Off Their Own Heads When They Want a New Body
Image: Sayaka Mitoh
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Elysia atroviridis aren’t your average gastropods. First off, they’re members of sacoglossa, a clade of slugs known for taking the algae from marine plants and integrating the chloroplasts from that algae into their own cells, allowing them to get energy from sunlight. These two slug species are also capable of extreme regeneration; they can sever their heads and grow entirely new bodies.
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New research published today in Current Biology describes this incredible feat of autotomy, or self-amputation. (It’s worth mentioning that the bodies do not generate new heads.) The discovery was made in Yoichi Yusa’s lab at Nara Women’s University in Japan, which cultures sea slugs from eggs to adulthood across generations to better understand these slimy creatures. ....

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