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Dan Primack
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April 15, 2013, 1:44 PM ET

Qunar, a Chinese travel search engine, has raised $57 million in new VC funding, according to local press reports. Participants include majority owner Baidu (Nasdaq: BIDU), new investor Hillhouse Capital and existing shareholder GSR Ventures. www.qunar.com

SunnyBump, a Chicago-based social community focused on baby products, has raised an undisclosed amount of VC funding from Lightbank. www.sunnybump.com

Syros Pharmaceuticals, a Watertown, Mass.-based startup focused on using gene control to develop treatments for cancer and other disease, has raised $30 million in Series A funding. ARCH Venture Partners and Flagship Ventures co-led the round. www.syros.com

Novaliq
, a German drug delivery company focused on topical applications of poorly-soluble drugs, has raised €13.9 million in fifth-round funding. Backers include SAP Ventures and Dievini Hopp Bio Tech Holding. www.novaliq.de

PrePlay Inc., a New York-based mobile gaming company focused on sports-related titles, has raised $4.7 million in Series B funding. Trilogy Equity Partners led the round, and was joined by RSE Ventures.www.preplaysports.com

Panviva Pty Ltd., an Australia–based provider of business process guidance software, has raised A$4 million in Series B from SBI Jefferies Asia Fund. www.panviva.com

Adaptx, a Seattle-based provider of data capture solutions in mobile worker industries like oil and gas, has raised $3 million in new VC funding. Return backers include OVP Venture Partners, Paladin Capital Group, Pelion Ventures and Northwest Tech Ventures. www.adaptx.com

CloudCheckr, a Rochester, N.Y.-based provider of management solution for users of Amazon Web Services, has raised $2 million in Series A funding co-led Garrison Capital and Genesee Capital.www.cloudcheckr.com

LevelEleven, a Detroit-based startup focused on enterprise gamification and CRM solutions, has raised $500,000 in new seed funding. The round total is now $1.5 million. Detroit Venture Partners led the tranche, and was joined by return backers Rick Inatome, Hyde Park Venture Partners, and The First Step Fund. www.leveleleven.com

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