EpiBiologics

EpiBiologics

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $207M

Overview

EpiBiologics is a private, preclinical-stage biotech pioneering extracellular targeted protein degradation (TPD). The company's modular EpiTAC platform leverages a novel atlas of over 270 tissue-enriched 'degrader receptors' to design bispecific antibodies that selectively degrade membrane and extracellular proteins in specific cell types. Founded in 2020 and based in San Diego, the company is advancing a pipeline in oncology and immunology, backed by significant venture capital, including a $107M Series B round closed in early 2026. EpiBiologics aims to address the ~40% of the proteome considered inaccessible to traditional TPD approaches.

OncologyImmunologyAutoimmune Disorders

Technology Platform

EpiTAC platform: a modular bispecific antibody system that pairs a target-binding arm with a degrader receptor-binding arm (selected from a proprietary EpiAtlas of 270+ internalizing receptors) to drive tissue-selective degradation of extracellular and membrane proteins via proteasomal (AbTACs) or lysosomal (KineTACs, TrainTACs) pathways.

Funding History

3
Total raised:$207M
Venture$107M
Series A$50M
Seed$50M

Opportunities

EpiBiologics is pioneering a new modality to degrade the ~40% of the proteome (membrane and extracellular proteins) that is inaccessible to current intracellular degradation therapies, representing a vast, untapped market.
Its tissue-selective EpiTAC platform could offer improved therapeutic indices over systemic inhibitors, addressing major unmet needs in oncology, autoimmunity, and beyond.

Risk Factors

The core technology is preclinical and unproven in humans, facing significant translational risk.
The company operates in an emerging but increasingly competitive field of extracellular degradation and must demonstrate clear advantages over alternative approaches.
As a pre-revenue biotech, it remains dependent on raising additional capital to fund lengthy clinical development.

Competitive Landscape

EpiBiologics competes in the targeted protein degradation space, but with a specific focus on extracellular targets. Key competitors include other biotechs developing lysosome-targeting chimeras (LYTACs), antibody-based degraders, and alternative extracellular degradation platforms. Large pharma companies are also actively exploring this area through internal research and partnerships.