
A George Church spinout fighting the viral vector bottleneck in cell and gene therapy lands $55M
A synthetic biology company spun out of George Church’s lab is set to tackle the gene therapy manufacturing bottleneck, and it just landed $55 million in a Series A financing round to do so.
64x Bio comes out of the Harvard Department of Genetics. CEO Lex Rovner and her team — which right now, sits around 10 people — are looking to tackle a key hurdle for major companies: manufacturing cell and gene therapies.
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