Pharmacogenomics company Function Oncology has launched with USD 28 million in Series A financing, led by a16z and Section 32, with participation from Casdin Capital and Alexandria Venture Investments.
The funding will be used to develop the company's platform and advance the next generation of targeted cancer therapies.
Function Oncology aims to advance targeted cancer treatment by developing a patient-specific understanding of cancer using CRISPR-powered personalized functional genomics platform. It uses CRISPR-based gene modulation directly in patient clinical samples to uncover drug target dependencies that cannot be fully identified by conventional genomic profiling.
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