Investors Impressed With Dualyx Tregs Plans

Belgian Biotech Raises €40m

The proceeds from the series A will be used to progress Dualyx’s preclinical program DT-001, which targets "the highly attractive TNF receptor 2 (TNFR2), widely regarded as a master control switch in immune modulation."

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Dualyx is heading towards the clinic with its regulatory T cells (Tregs) candidates, armed with €40m and the backing of several top-tier healthcare investors.

The Belgian group's series A fundraising was co-led by Fountain Healthcare Partners, Forbion and Andera Partners with the support of...

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