Tissue engineering company raises $4M from international investors who 'fight to come in'
A tissue engineering company developing materials to heal wounds and grow new blood vessels has raised $4.1 million in a round led by a Columbus "startup nursery."
ParaGen Technologies LLC is designed as a parent company for medical device subsidiaries that use its core microfilament technology for specific applications. The first four are for healing skin, treating sports injuries, growing blood vessels and repairing hernias.
The Hilliard company is a joi nt venture of Nanofiber Solutions LLC,…
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