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First patients dosed in Phase 1a clinical trial of UCL-backed G-Quadruplex (G4) targeting treatment for solid tumors, including pancreatic cancer

Sygnature Discovery

Following on from their exclusive license agreement with UCL in January 2022, subsequent preclinical and clinical development was undertaken by Qualigen Therapeutics Inc. Since 2004, Sygnature Discovery has delivered over 40 novel pre-clinical and 22 clinical compounds, with its scientists named on over 170 patents.

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First patients dosed in Phase 1a clinical trial of UCL-backed G-Quadruplex (G4) targeting treatment for solid tumors, including pancreatic cancer

Sygnature Discovery

Following on from their exclusive license agreement with UCL in January 2022, subsequent preclinical and clinical development was undertaken by Qualigen Therapeutics Inc. Since 2004, Sygnature Discovery has delivered over 40 novel pre-clinical and 22 clinical compounds, with its scientists named on over 170 patents.

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