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04-12-2016, 01:40 AM
Na**gel Transports Combination ***** to Fight Cancer, Immune Disorders
http://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/na**gel_YaleNews.jpgA cutaway illustration of the na**gel developed by professor Tarek Fahmy. The small particle can carry multiple drug agents to a specific target, such as the site of a tumor. (Illustration by Nicolle Rager Fuller, NSF)
Yale researchers created a new na**gel particle able to carry multiple *****, including immu**therapies, to disease sites such as cancer throughout the body.
The na**gel is **w about to be tested*in a clinical trial against cancer by ferrying a combination of interleukin-2 (IL-2) and a tissue growth factor (TGF beta) inhibitor. The two ***** are very different chemically and in their size, so transporting them using the same particle type has been challenging before. The na**gel solves this problem and encapsulates both in proper concentrations for well targeted delivery.
The IL-2 helps the immune system target the cancer while TGF beta inhibitor slows the cancer cells’ ability to avoid the immune response.
Some more details according to a Yale an**uncement:
TVM Life Science Ventures VII is providing funding to Modulate Therapeutics Inc. to develop the drug to clinical proof of concept. Modulate secured the rights to IMM-01 from Yale and the Yale start-up company Immu**va L.L.C., which was co-founded by Fahmy, Johns Hopkins University professor of oncology Ephraim Fuchs, and entrepreneur Bernard Friedman.
Source: Yale… (http://news.yale.edu/2016/04/05/na**gel-delivers-one-two-punch-cancer-heads-clinical-trial)
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http://www.medgadget.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/na**gel_YaleNews.jpgA cutaway illustration of the na**gel developed by professor Tarek Fahmy. The small particle can carry multiple drug agents to a specific target, such as the site of a tumor. (Illustration by Nicolle Rager Fuller, NSF)
Yale researchers created a new na**gel particle able to carry multiple *****, including immu**therapies, to disease sites such as cancer throughout the body.
The na**gel is **w about to be tested*in a clinical trial against cancer by ferrying a combination of interleukin-2 (IL-2) and a tissue growth factor (TGF beta) inhibitor. The two ***** are very different chemically and in their size, so transporting them using the same particle type has been challenging before. The na**gel solves this problem and encapsulates both in proper concentrations for well targeted delivery.
The IL-2 helps the immune system target the cancer while TGF beta inhibitor slows the cancer cells’ ability to avoid the immune response.
Some more details according to a Yale an**uncement:
TVM Life Science Ventures VII is providing funding to Modulate Therapeutics Inc. to develop the drug to clinical proof of concept. Modulate secured the rights to IMM-01 from Yale and the Yale start-up company Immu**va L.L.C., which was co-founded by Fahmy, Johns Hopkins University professor of oncology Ephraim Fuchs, and entrepreneur Bernard Friedman.
Source: Yale… (http://news.yale.edu/2016/04/05/na**gel-delivers-one-two-punch-cancer-heads-clinical-trial)
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