Regado Biosciences, Inc.: Series C $23M

April 2, 2007

Regado Biosciences (Durham, NC) a biopharmaceutical company with a platform oligonucleotide drug-antidote pairing system focused upon the anticoagulant market has closed a $23M Series C financing. The deal was led by Caxton Advantage Life Sciences, Domain Associates, Quaker BioVentures and Aurora Funds.


MAKO Surgical Corp.: Series C $30M

March 2, 2007

MAKO Surgical (Ft. Lauderdale, FL) developer of a guidance system that aids in surgery for early-stage osteoarthritis of the knee raised $30 million in Series C funding. Investors included Tudor Investment Corp., Ziegler Meditech Equity Partners, The Exxel Group, MDS Capital, Aperture Venture Partners, Ivy Healthcare Capital and Sycamore Ventures.


AlphaVax, Inc.: Series E $12.65M

February 20, 2007

AlphaVax (Durham, NC) a developer of vaccine products for infectious diseases (influenza & cytomegalovirus lead), biodefense and cancer, has raised approximately $12.65 million in Series E funding. Investors have not been disclosed.


InnerPulse, Inc.: Series C $50M

February 14, 2007

InnerPulse (Research Triangle Park, NC) a developer of implantable defibrillators raised $50M in a Series C financing. Investors included Johnson & Johnson Development Corp., Medtronic, Synergy Life Science Partners, Ascent Biomedical Ventures, Delphi Ventures and Frazier Healthcare Ventures.


Tigris Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: Series B $16M

February 5, 2007

Tigris Pharmaceuticals (Bonita, FL) developer of oncology therapies raised approximately $16M in a Series B financing. The round was led by NGN Capital along with Wexford Capital and Bushido Capital Partners.


Kolis Scientific, Inc.: Series A $15.1M

January 30, 2007

developing an outpatient-based treatment for a common ophthalmic condition, has closed a $15.1M Series A financing led by Quaker BioVentures, De Novo Ventures and Spray Venture Partners.


NovaVision, Inc.: Series C $20M

January 18, 2007

NovaVision (Boca Raton, FL) a non-invasive device that may restore vision loss in stroke and traumatic brain injury patients has raised $20M in Series C. The deal was led by Chicago Growth Partners and included Johnson & Johnson Development Corp., Oakwood Medical Investors, Tullis-Dickerson, Noro-Moseley Partners, Crossbow Ventures.