Jennifer Doudna’s latest venture: Her lab published a study Thursday in Nature Biotechnology detailing how antibody fragments can be used to target virus-like particles with gene editing machinery to T cells. The fine print shows that Doudna and the study’s first author, Jenny Hamilton, co-founded Azalea Therapeutics, a genetic medicine delivery startup. Azalea has raised $10 million, according to a Forbes profile of founding scientist Connor Tsuchida. — Lei Lei Wu
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