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BioBytes: AI-Related Deals In Q1 2025

 
• By David Wild

AI-related deal activitiy in the first quarter of 2025 was punctuated by a last-minute $600m raise for Isomorphic Labs.

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BioBytes presents an overview of select AI-focused M&As, partnerships and financings in the biopharma industry in Q1 2025. Of note are a $915m alliance between Incyte and Genesis Therapeutics and a $600m early-stage VC raise for Alphabet’s Isomorphic Labs.

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