logical pigmentation disorders such as vitiligo, melasma,
solar lentigos and post-inflammation hyperpigmentation."
About Magen BioSciences
Magen BioSciences is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused
on developing proprietary medical therapies for the dermatology
market. Magen was co-founded in March 2006 by Richard Aldrich,
David Fisher, M.D. Ph.D., Phillip Sharp, Ph.D., David Shaw,
Christopher Walsh, Ph.D. and Christoph Westphal, M.D., Ph.D.
Investors include Alexandria Real Estate, ARCH Venture Partners,
Highland Capital Partners, IDG Ventures, Lux Capital, QVT Financial
LP, TVM Capital and Venrock Associates.
Contact
for Magen BioSciences, Inc.
Kathryn Morris, 845-635-9828
Kathryn@kmorrispr.com
www.magenbiosciences.com
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