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Biotech Research Typewriter Therapeutics Raises $56M in Series A Funding

Sep 3, 2026 | By Devin Jacobs

Biotech Research Typewriter Therapeutics Raises $56M in Series A Funding

SUMMARY

  • Typewriter Therapeutics raised $56M in Series A funding.
  • The funding will support R&D and operations.
  • Typewriter Therapeutics develops RNA-based gene therapies.

Typewriter Therapeutics, a Cambridge, MA-based provider of a gene writing technology platform for genetic medicines, has raised $56 million in a Series A financing round led by AN Venture Partners and RA Capital Management.

The round also saw participation from ANRI, Gemseki, and SBI US Gateway Fund.

The company will use the capital to expand operations and research and development.

Funding Snapshot

MetricDetails
Fundraise Amount$56 Million
ValuationNot disclosed
CompanyTypewriter Therapeutics
SectorBiotechnology / Gene Therapy
HeadquartersCambridge, Massachusetts, US

About Typewriter Therapeutics

Founded in 2022, Typewriter Therapeutics develops RNA-based gene therapies for cancer, autoimmune diseases, and severe genetic disorders. The company’s technology is designed to enable targeted insertion of complete therapeutic genes, potentially creating durable and re-dosable treatments.

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Core offerings include:

  • RNA-based gene therapies
  • Targeted gene insertion
  • TPRT gene writing platform
  • Genetic medicine development

Core Technologies / Products / Services

Capability/ProductApplication/Use Case
TPRT TechnologyEnables targeted insertion of therapeutic genes
R2 RetrotransposonServes as the natural gene-insertion mechanism
All-RNA TherapyDelivers the components needed for gene insertion
Gene Writing PlatformSupports development of durable genetic medicines

Leadership Comments

"By inserting a durable, functioning gene into a safe-harbor site in T cells using lipid nanoparticle-delivered RNA, our technology is designed to create safer, re-dosable genetic medicines that are accessible to many more patients than current cumbersome and complex CAR T approaches," said Matthew Stanton, PhD, Chief Executive Officer and Board Director of Typewriter Therapeutics.

"The mRNA vaccines proved to the world that RNA delivered by a lipid nanoparticle can become a medicine at global scale. Typewriter takes that breakthrough a decisive step further –using only RNA not to express a transient protein, but to write a durable therapeutic gene into a precise, safe location in the genome, without a virus," said Mikael Dolsten, MD, PhD, independent board director at Typewriter Therapeutics and former Chief Scientific Officer and President of Worldwide Research & Development at Pfizer.

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