July 15, 2019 08:27 AM EDT

Billing itself as the first AI biotech to launch human trials, Recursion adds $121M C round

John Carroll

Editor & Founder

Billing itself as the first AI biotech with programs in the clinic, Salt Lake City-based Recursion now has a $121 million bankroll to start gathering …

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