Bioscience firm makes progress on another kind of vaccine

Making good long-term decisions, the lifeblood of any thriving business, is a pressure-packed task at Morphogenesis. The impact — good or bad — could take years to materialize.


  • By Mark Gordon
  • | 9:31 a.m. August 21, 2020
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Courtesy. Tampa-based Morphogenesis, run by CEO Dr. Patricia Lawman, is targeting skin cancers for research.
Courtesy. Tampa-based Morphogenesis, run by CEO Dr. Patricia Lawman, is targeting skin cancers for research.
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The word vaccine carries heavy weight these days, with its tantalizing possibilities to curb the destruction brought on by a certain C-word.

But at Tampa-based bioscience company Morphogenesis, the word vaccine is connected to a different kind of C-word: cancer. And the company, backed by nearly $30 million and the support of board Chairman Dr. Kiran Patel, a leading area philanthropist, is zeroing in on some major milestones in its cancer vaccination effort. The list includes a new manufacturing facility, expanded clinical trials and a potential new capital raise, with its eye on a possible public offering. 

 

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