San Francisco start-up 3T Biosciences came out of stealth mode on 25 August with $40m in new venture capital from a series A round led by Westlake Village BioPartners with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, and with a newly licensed technology platform to expand its efforts in novel T-cell receptor (TCR)-based therapies for cancer and other diseases.
3T uses its proprietary machine learning-powered technology platform, known as the T-Cell Receptor Antigen and Cross-Reactivity Engine (3T-TRACE), to analyze...






