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enGene Announces NRC-IRAP Funding and Convertible Note Financing

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Wednesday June 10, 2009

enGene Inc., a privately held biotechnology company developing an innovative platform technology for the treatment ...



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Company Deals and People
Date
Title
Type
2010/3/27
EnGene Completes Bridge Financing
Financing
2010/3/4
EnGene Closes Bridge Financing
Financing
2008/2/7
A. Sinclair Dunlop
Director
2008/2/6
enGene Closes Series A Financing
Financing
2006/12/13
EnGene Completes Bridge Financing
Financing
2006/3/7
enGene Secures Further Funding to 2nd Round
Financing
2005/12/14
enGene Secures Additional Funding to 2nd Round
Financing
2004/11/17
R. Hector MacKay-Dunn, QC
Director
2004/11/17
L. Jack Wood, Chairman
Director
2004/11/3
enGene Adds Additional Funding to 2nd Round
Financing
2004/3/16
Eric A. Adams, President & CEO
Management
2004/3/16
Anthony T. Cheung, Co-founder, Chief Scientific Officer
Management
2003/12/31
enGene Closes Second Round of Financing
Financing
2001/8/15
enGene Completes First Round of Financing
Financing
2001/7/30
Francis J. Gargiulo
Director
2001/2/7
Timothy J. Keiffer, VP, Research
Management

 
enGene Inc.
Privately-held
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Suite 100 - 2386 East Mall
Vancouver, BC   V6T 1Z3
Tel:  (604) 221-4362
Fax:  (604) 221-4369
http://www.engene.ca

Sector - Biotechnology, Biopharmaceuticals

Business Description
enGene is a preclinical-stage biotech company developing a unique method of protein drug delivery called GEMS™ (Gut Endocrine-cell Modification System). GEMS™-Insulin enables the patients' own cells to produce insulin in a regulated, meal-dependant fashion resulting in physiologic control of blood glucose levels. Other potential applications for GEMS™ include inflammatory bowel disease, obesity, anemia, and hemophilia.


Company News
enGene Announces NRC-IRAP Funding and Convertible Note Financing 2009/6/10
enGene Closes Series A Round of Financing 2008/3/17