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Cancer immunotherapy candidate provokes powerful dual response in cancer and immune cells

Broad Institute

By Allessandra DiCorato October 4, 2023 Credit: AbbVie The new small molecule inhibitor (green) sits inside the PTPN2 protein, where acidic sites are marked in red and basic sites are marked in blue. A new small-molecule drug candidate being tested in an early-stage clinical trial aims to improve patient responses to immunotherapy.

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The future of cancer immunotherapy with Elicio Therapeutics

Drug Target Review

This antigen-spreading is critical to long-term protection because tumour often develop with inconsistent antigen expression – equipping the immune response to target many diverse tumour antigens may allow for more complete anti-tumour activity. Dr Haqq holds multiple patents and publications.

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The power of combinations in blood cancers

Drug Target Review

These regimens frequently include one or two small molecule inhibitors and immuno-oncology (IO) therapies, such as monoclonal antibodies and T-cell engagers. To bring us closer to curing cancer, a combination of effective drugs with non-overlapping mechanisms of action is required.

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BioNTech announces first patient dosed in Phase 2 clinical trial of mRNA-based BNT111 in patients with advanced melanoma

The Pharma Data

BioNTech SE (NASDAQ: BNTX, “BioNTech” or “the Company”), announced that the first patient has been treated in its BNT111 Phase 2 cancer vaccine trial (2020-002195-12; NCT04526899). The trial is enrolling a total of 120 patients and will evaluate the effects of the combination as well as single agents alone.

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Clinical Catch-Up: January 11-15 | BioSpace

The Pharma Data

The year is starting to pick up in terms of clinical trial announcements. Johnson & Johnson published interim Phase I/IIa data in the New England Journal of Medicine showing its single-dose COVID-19 vaccine candidate created an immune response that lasted at least 71 days. Here’s a look at last week’s news.

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Novel prophylactic nasal spray reduced COVID-19 replication by 96% in animal studies

The Pharma Data

Australian biotech Ena Respiratory has revealed new data demonstrating that its novel nasal spray almost halted replication of the SARS-CoV-2 in animals when used as a prophylactic, showing potential to improve immune response when used alongside COVID-19 vaccines. . We’ve been amazed with just how effective our treatment has been.

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Novel nasal spray reduces COVID-19 viral replication in animal study

The Pharma Data

It is a synthetic small molecule that would be self-administered via nasal spray, taken once or twice a week for the prevention of COVID-19. If all goes to plan in upcoming toxicity studies and regulatory approval, the company is hoping to be ready to test INNA-051 in human trials in less than four months.