Celladon has previously raised $61m in its first three rounds of funding, Xconomy said.

Celladon, a US-based healthcare company developing gene therapy treatments for heart attacks, has raised $250,000 in debt and securities, according to a recent regulatory filing first seen by news provider Xconomy.

Celladon said its investors included Johnson & Johnson Development Corporation, the corporate venturing unit of the eponymous US-based healthcare company, and venture capital firms Enterprise Partners Venture Capital and Venrock.

Celladon has previously raised $61m in its first three rounds of funding, Xconomy said.

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