In Colorado, miRagen Therapeutics, a biopharmaceutical company which develops microRNA-targeting therapies for treating diseases and cancer, has acquired Signal Genetics. The acquisition was funded partly by a $40 million investment by Fidelity Management and Research Company, Brace Pharma Capital, Atlas Venture, Boulder Ventures, JAFCO Co., Ltd., MP Healthcare Venture Management, MRL Ventures (Merck), Remeditex Ventures, and others. Signal Genetics, a publicly traded company based in California, has been working on genetic testing technology for multiple myeloma. Signal’s name and stock symbol will be changed to that of miRagen Therapeutics, as miRagen acquired 96% of Signal’s stock. Signal’s executives and directors will all resign as part of the acquisition.
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