Genocea Biosciences, a US vaccine discovery and development company, has raised $23.0 million in a series A financing led by SR One, the corporate venture arm of UK drug giant GlaxoSmithKline. New investors Auriga Partners, Cycad Group and Alexandria Real Estate Equities also participated in the financing and were joined by returning founding investors Lux Capital Management, Polaris Venture Partners and Morningside Ventures.
"Novel prophylactic and therapeutic vaccines are one of the most important unmet needs in global health," said SR-One president Russell Greig. "Genocea has a one-of-a-kind technology, strong business model, and outstanding team for developing vaccines against many of the world's remaining disease targets. SR-One is proud to be part of such a great syndicate and opportunity," he added.
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