Antibody Therapeutic for Cancer
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- Antibodies currently approved for cancer therapy lack the ability to directly penetrate into cells.
- 3e10 is a cell-penetrating anti-DNA antibody with clinical data for another indication that has been identified as a therapeutic for the treatment of cancer.
- Active as a single agent against tumors with deficits in DNA repair, e.g. BRCA mutations
- Significantly enhances sensitivity to DNA-damaging therapies (e.g. radiation, doxorubicin).
- Inventors: James Hansen, Peter Glazer
- IP status: PCT/US2015/047174 filed
As shown in the graph, a mouse xenograft model using U87 human glioma cells demonstrate that the cell-penetrating antibody synergizes with doxorubicin in vivo.