On January 9, 2020 IsoPlexis, the leader in single-cell functional proteomics, has reported that it has raised an additional $20 million in its Series C financing, bringing the entire Series C round to $45 million (Press release, IsoPlexis, JAN 9, 2020, View Source [SID1234552953]). The funding will continue to drive the global commercial expansion of its IsoLight single-cell proteomic analysis platform. The recent financing was led by Northpond Ventures, along with participation from existing investors.
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IsoPlexis has recently expanded its operational, manufacturing, and commercial team across the US, Europe, and Asia, with 130 employees. The IsoLight single-cell system is used globally by leading biotech, pharma, and academic medical centers to solve critical challenges in cell therapy, cancer immunology, and inflammatory disease.
"We are excited to continue our partnership with our investor base and to broaden our commercial impact globally with our single-cell proteomic systems. Our leadership in providing meaningful cellular insights to the world of cancer immunology has rapidly translated to broad uptake for our solutions, and we are looking forward to expanding our work with customers and building upon recent progress," said Sean Mackay, CEO and Co-Founder of IsoPlexis.
"IsoPlexis is providing much needed solutions to significant challenges in cancer immunology and engineered cellular therapy discovery and development," said Sharon Kedar, Co-Founder and Partner of Northpond Ventures. "We are excited to continue partnering with IsoPlexis on these efforts to transform personalized medicine."
In 2020, IsoPlexis will continue to expand its applications and release innovative products addressing high need research areas for its existing and future customer base, including products that address innate & myeloid function, tumor cell signaling, and other high need areas.