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Atreca

www.atreca.com

 
Atreca is a biotechnology company that develops novel therapeutics through a deep understanding of the human immune response, with a focus on innovative novel cancer immunotherapeutics. With its Immune Repertoire Capture™ (IRC™) technology, Atreca has an unparalleled insight into how cancer patients` immune responses can drive better clinical outcomes. Atreca was founded by scientists, industry experts, and investors who share the vision that unlocking the immune response of today`s patients is the key to creating a new generation of therapies. Atreca is looking for talented, entrepreneurial people who are dedicated to making a positive impact on human health.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.atreca.com
  • 500 Saginaw Drive First Floor
    Redwood City, CA USA 94063
  • Phone: 650.595.2595

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Funding

Atreca raised $56M on 11/04/2015
Atreca raised $35M on 08/17/2017
Atreca raised $125M on 09/12/2018

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