Mark Kotter, bit.bio CEO
November 5, 2021 10:42 AM EDTUpdated 11:24 AM
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Cell ther­a­py start­up bit.bio adds $100M+ to its cof­fers and some im­pres­sive names to its board of di­rec­tors

Nicole DeFeudis

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Bit.bio CEO Mark Kot­ter says the last ma­jor rev­o­lu­tion in bio­phar­ma oc­curred around the 1980s, when an­ti­bod­ies — or, as some

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