BioClin scores a $30M raise from marquee investors to fuel mid-stage work on a new cancer drug
BioClin Therapeutics has rounded up a fresh load of cash to fuel some mid-stage trial work on its lead — and currently sole — cancer drug in the clinic. The San Ramon, CA-based biotech says it gathered $30 million for its Series B, bringing the total raised to date to $59 million.
BioClin is in a Phase Ib/II study of its FGFR3 receptor drug B-701 combined with docetaxel for Stage IV bladder cancer. It’s also prepping a similar stage trial of the same drug combined with Roche’s checkpoint Tecentriq (atezolizumab). This particular fibroblast growth factor receptor 3 protein has been linked repeatedly with tumor growth.
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