(KDDF-201603-08) Development of c-Met specific anticancer drug based on companion diagnostics (CDx) for the treatment of gastric cancer
Oncology, Chemical
The final goal of the project is to develop Best-in-Class c-Met inhibitor for personalized medicine with ABN401 small molecule.
Unmet Medical Need:
- Low survival and high relapse
- 5Yr postoperative survival: 35%
Survival with chemotherapy: 40%
- Local regional relapse: 87%
Remote metastasis: 30%
- Hard to apply standard therapeutics after relapse
Target Patients:
- Gastric Cancer patients
- In vitro experiment to verify Mode of action
- Efficacy test compared to reference drug with Xenograft Model using gastric cancer cell line
- Efficacy test with Patient-Derived Xenograft (PDX) Model
- PCT application: Korea, China, Europe, Japan, India and USA
- Registration of patents are submitted
- New patents are under preparation
- Currently, there is no FDA approved drug for the c-Met target.
- ABN 401 can be used as personalized treatment by c-Met specific inhibitor.
Oncology
2016.8.1-2017.9.30
ABION. INC
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