BioLife Solutions invests in cell and gene therapy products

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

December 1, 2020 -- BioLife Solutions, a supplier of cell and gene therapy bioproduction tools, along with innovation accelerator partner Casdin Capital, have invested in iVexSol and PanThera CryoSolutions.

BioLife invested $1 million and Casdin invested $4 million in a $15.2 million series A financing round of iVexSol, a vector manufacturing company founded on a proprietary next-generation, stable lentiviral vector production process.

In addition, BioLife and Casdin also have each agreed to invest $1 million in privately held PanThera CryoSolutions, a Canadian startup developing next-generation cryopreservation solutions incorporating ice recrystallization inhibitor intellectual property. BioLife plans to execute a development and license agreement with PanThera, under which BioLife will make milestone development payments up to $2 million over the next two years in exchange for exclusive, perpetual, worldwide marketing and distribution rights to the technology for use in cell and gene therapy applications.


Copyright © 2020 scienceboard.net
 


Email Address:

First Name:

Last Name:

Learn about ScienceBoard

Get the latest life sciences research and industry news, delivered straight to your inbox, for free.

Why subscribe?

ScienceBoard is uniquely focused on the business of research, addressing the biggest problems that the biomedical industry face. You’ll get breaking news, events coverage, and deep dives into the science that drives innovation, delivered to your inbox daily.

I have read and agree to the privacy policy and terms of service and wish to opt-in for ScienceBoard.net.