Freeflow Ventures hosted a discussion that focused on portfolio company DNATWO. DNATWO is a startup formed out of Caltech developing a pipeline of DNA repair inhibitor drugs. Their vision is to use precision targeting of DNA repair to treat cancers.
The discussion kicked off with a presentation and introductory remarks from the founders of DNATWO, followed by Q&A with Freeflow, and concluded with questions from the audience.
List of speakers:
- Judith Campbell, Professor of Biology and Chemistry, Caltech, Co-founder and Chair, DNATWO
- Brian Stoltz, Professor of Chemistry, Caltech, Co-founder and Chief Chemist, DNATWO
- Kenneth A. Schultz, MD, Co-founder and CEO, DNATWO
- David Fleck, Founder and Managing Partner, Freeflow Ventures
- Kevin Barrett, Managing Partner, Freeflow Ventures
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