In the second quarter, Michigan ranked 12th nationally for

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The amount of venture capital money raised by Michigan companies fell sharply in the third quarter, dropping from $114.9 million invested in 11 companies in the second quarter to just $14.5 million invested in seven companies, according to the Money Tree Report issued today by PricewaterhouseCoopers and the National Venture Capital Association and based on data compiled by Thomson Reuters. In the second quarter, Michigan ranked 12th nationally for what was its best quarter for venture capital investing in 14 years and the second best since records began to be kept in 1995. In the first quarter of 2000, $143 million was invested in 17 deals. In the first quarter of this year, $37.6 million was invested in 14 companies. The third quarter saw Michigan fall to a national ranking of 32. The second-quarter total was driven by the largest single VC investment round in a company in state history, the $59.5 million invested in Plymouth Township-based ProNAi Therapeutics Inc., which is developing drugs to fight cancer. In the third quarter:Vestaron Corp. of Kalamazoo, an insecticide company, got $10 million;Stratos Inc. of Ann Arbor, which tracks various credit card and membership rewards on one card, got $1.6 million;ENT Biotech Solutions LLC of Detroit, a medical device company, got $940 edenaar ,000;Loveland Technologies LLC of Detroit, which does social Web mapping, got $781,000;Cribspot Inc. of Ann Arbor, which helps college students find housing online, got $660 high quality replica hermes ,000;Grand Circus Detroit LLC, which does Web and IT training, got $250,000;and BoostUp LLC of Detroit, which is an online savings platform, got $250,000.As it does every quarter, California led all states with $5.2 billion invested in 438 deals, followed by New York, with $1.5 billion invested in 107 deals, and Massachusetts, with $596.8 million in 86 deals. Tom Henderson: (313) 446-0337, [email