Total Funding
28
Total FundingPost-IPO Equity raised
Growth Score
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Heat Score
12 pts
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Recent Milestones
Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Raised Funding Round
Jan 1, 1970
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Passage Bio is a fully integrated gene therapy company developing therapies for the treatment of monogenic central nervous system diseases.
David A. Weinstein: Senior Vice President, Clinical DevelopmentPast Role: University of Florida, Professor & Director of GSD Program
Stephen Squinto: Acting Head of Research and DevelopmentPast Role: Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Co-Founder; Exec VP & Head of R&D
About the Company
Passage Bio is a fully integrated gene therapy company with a mission to develop a portfolio of five life-transforming AAV-delivered therapeutics for the treatment of rare monogenic central nervous system diseases. The company is based in Philadelphia, PA and has a research, collaboration and license agreement with the University of Pennsylvania
and its Gene Therapy Program (GTP) as well as the Orphan Disease Center (ODC). Pursuant to the research collaboration, GTP conducts IND-enabling preclinical work, and Passage Bio is responsible for clinical development, regulatory, manufacturing and commercialization of all product candidates. The ODC is responsible for natural history studies, KOL engagement, and patient advocacy outreach.
