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This post was commissioned on November 17, 2008, and it was categorized as Venture Capital, funding.

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Pacira Pharmaceuticals, a San Diego based maker of controlled-release injectable products, has expanded its Series A round to $85 million. It had previously secured approximately $30 million. Backers include MPM Capital, HBM BioVentures, OrbiMed Advisors and Sanderling Ventures.

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$85M is quite a haul but Pacira isn’t your normal, early stage delivery company. They already have an approved and marketable product in DepoFoam, a delivery technology that provides sustained-release delivery of injectable medications (e.g.; biologics).

Pacira has created formulations for six of the current top selling biologics; including EPO, G-CSF, hGH, INF-, FSH, and one undisclosed drug and intends to develop one or more of these assets as part of a biosimilar/bioimprovement strategy.

It seems this company is poised for a win. With the huge biosimilar push from insurers and a method for improved biologics dosing from companies, they have the market covered from both sides.

Pacira Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Raises $85 Million
-(Via BioSpace.com Featured News and Stories.)

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