Faraz Ali, Tenaya
October 3, 2019 08:17 AM EDTUpdated 10:43 AM
Startups
Cell/Gene Tx

San Fran­cis­co biotech has its heart in heart fail­ure — and $92M in the bank

Natalie Grover

Reporter

When a sala­man­der’s heart suf­fers dam­age, the am­phib­ian’s cells are able to di­vide and re­pair the or­gan. Tenaya Ther­a­peu­tics wants to em­pow­er your heart with …

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