Prokarium raises $30M, pushes new bacteria immunotherapy for bladder cancer to clinic
UK biotech Prokarium has raised $30 million as it heads toward the clinic with a Salmonella immunotherapy for bladder cancer, where it hopes to challenge a decades-long standard of care known as Bacillus Calmette-Guérin, or BCG.
Prokarium CEO Kristen Albright told Endpoints News the raise would go toward two projects: the bladder cancer program, as well as a second on RNA therapies delivered via the Salmonella platform, where the biotech has recently partnered with Ginkgo Bioworks.
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