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Published on 9/22/2005 in the Prospect News Biotech Daily.

Cellerant Therapeutics adds $9 million to series B financing

By Jennifer Chiou

New York, Sept. 22 - Cellerant Therapeutics, Inc. said it raised an additional $9 million in series B financing, raising the round's total to $25 million.

Novel Bioventures led investors, which included MPM Capital, Allen & Co. LLC, BD Ventures, CX Venture Group, Amgen founder George Rathmann, Camelot Ventures and Eminent Venture Capital Corp.

"Since the first close of our series B, Cellerant has made significant progress in advancing our purified hematopoietic stem cell infusion, CLT-001, toward the clinic for sickle cell disease," said president and chief executive officer Bruce Cohen in a news release.

"We expect that trial to be under way early next year. This series B funding will allow us to advance the CLT-001 sickle cell program as well as CLT-001 for the treatment of autoimmune diseases and our cell-based product CLT-008 for the treatment of radiation- and chemotherapy-induced neutropenia."

Based in San Carlos, Calif., Cellerant Therapeutics is a commercial-stage company developing products focused on the regulation of the hematopoietic system.

Issuer:Cellerant Therapeutics, Inc.
Issue:Preferred stock
Amount:$25 million total ($9 million in second closing)
Round:Series B
Investors:Novel Bioventures (lead), MPM Capital, Allen & Co. LLC, BD Ventures, CX Venture Group, George Rathmann, Camelot Ventures, Eminent Venture Capital Corp.
Announcement date:Sept. 22

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