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Oct 12, 2001
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INTEGRATIVE PROTEOMICS RAISES $25M

Canadian proteomics company Integrative Proteomics of Toronto has raised $25 million in a second round of private financing, bringing total funding raised since the company’s inception one year ago to $33 million.

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