San Franciscan microbial genomics specialist uBiome has raised $83 million in a series C financing round directed at funding an expansion into therapeutics.
The firm, which currently has three commercial microbiome-based products, is seeking to leverage its human microbiome database to discover new therapeutic targets, with an initial focus on oncology, autoimmune disorders, obesity, and metabolic disorders.
In addition, former Novartis (NOVN: VX) chief executive Joseph Jimenez has been appointed to the board of directors to support development in these areas.
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