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X-Vax Technology

www.x-vax.com

 
We`re a biotech company committed to developing vaccines against pathogens acquired by mucosal infection such as herpes. Our research leads us to believe that the new approach we`re taking could succeed in defeating herpes by inducing antibodies that mediate the killing of infected cells. We`re strongly committed to this fight, and so far our work has been supported with unprecedented data in multiple preclinical models.
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million

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Funding

X-Vax Technology raised $56M on 07/23/2019

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