Magnolia bags a $20M CPRIT grant to back trial work on new drug; Evotec lines up a new partner on rare genetic diseases
→ Just days after lining up its Series A launch round of $31 million, Magnolia Neurosciences says that its wholly owned subsidiary won a $19.95 million grant from the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas to fund work on a new drug that prevents side effects triggered by chemotherapy. The company plans to launch a Phase I trial next year with enough grant money in hand to get through Phase IIa.
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