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Inositec CEO On 2017 Financing Plans

 
• By Lucie Ellis-Taitt

Mattias Ivarsson, co-founder and CEO of Swiss biotech company Inositec, talks to Lucie Ellis, senior writer at Scrip, about the company's technology and progress since being founded in 2015.

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Inositec AG is developing innovative new drugs using its proprietary Inositune technology to adjust the properties of inositol phosphate analogs. Initially, the company will focus on two areas of high-unmet medical need: calcification disorders and Clostridium difficile infection (CDI).

The company will carry out a series A financing round in 2017 in order to move its drug candidates into...

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