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IsoPlexis

www.isoplexis.com

 
IsoPlexis is leading a new era of functional proteomics. By identifying our most proteomically active single cells (or "superhero cells") for the first time, IsoPlexis enables researchers to connect more directly to in vivo biology and develop more precise and personalized therapies. IsoPlexis has been named Top Innovation or Design by The Scientist Magazine, Fierce, BIG Innovation, Red Dot and multiple others. The IsoPlexis platform is used globally by researchers, including those at the top 15 global pharmaceutical companies and at the majority of leading U.S. comprehensive cancer centers.
  • Number of Employees: 250-1000
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.isoplexis.com
  • 35 NorthEast Industrial Road
    Branford, CT USA 06405
  • Phone: 475.221.8402

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Funding

IsoPlexis raised $25M on 05/14/2019
IsoPlexis raised $20M on 01/09/2020
IsoPlexis raised $50M on 01/07/2021
IsoPlexis raised $85M on 01/07/2021

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