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Mitrix Bio develops bioreactor-grown young mitochondria encased in extracellular vesicles ("Mitlets") intended for transplantation to supplement aging cells. The company targets mitochondrial dysfunction implicated in age-related diseases such as Alzheimer's, retinal disease, liver dysfunction, and immune senescence.
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- What does Mitrix do?
- Mitrix Bio develops bioreactor-grown young mitochondria encased in extracellular vesicles ("Mitlets") intended for transplantation to supplement aging cells. The company targets mitochondrial dysfunction implicated in age-related diseases such as Alzheimer's, retinal disease, liver dysfunction, and immune senescence.
- Who are Mitrix's investors?
- Mitrix's investors include Lauder Partners.
