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Candel Therapeutics

www.candeltx.com

 
Also known as Advantagene. Inc., we are a Massachusetts-based biotechnology company developing our proprietary immuno-oncology platforms for the treatment of solid tumors, including our Gene Mediated Cytotoxic (GMCI™) platform and our rQNestin34.5 platform. GMCI™ is an "off-the-shelf"​ immunotherapy designed to generate a personalized, robust, and precise systemic response from the patient's own immune system against his or her cancer.
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million
  • www.candeltx.com
  • 117 Kendrick Street Suite 450
    Needham, MA USA 02494
  • Phone: 617.916.5445

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Seshu Tyagarajan
Chief Technical and Development Officer Profile

Funding

Candel Therapeutics raised $22.5M on 04/01/2019
Candel Therapeutics raised $25M on 03/01/2022

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