These assets are complemented by an innovative lymphatic targeting device (Sofusa®) designed to deliver antibodies into the lymphatic system, where immune cells are trained to fight cancer.

We have generated human antibodies against many targets important in cancer treatment, including PD-1, PD-L1, CD38, CD123, CD47, c-MET, VEGFR2, and many other targets, which are at various stages of development. Our CAR-T programs include clinical stage CD38 CAR T. Therapies that combine approaches are in preclinical stage evaluation for multiple myeloma, lung cancer, and other adult and pediatric cancers.

CAR T (Chimeric Antigen Receptor – T Cells) therapy which modifies a patient’s own T-cells to kill their tumor
DAR T (Dimeric Antigen Receptor – T Cells) therapy which modifies a healthy donor’s T-cells to be reactive to any patient’s tumor, allowing for an “off the shelf” treatment of a patient’s tumor
Antibody-Drug Conjugates (“ADCs”), and
Oncolytic Virus programs (Seprehvir™, Seprehvec™)

Our commitment to improve the lives of patients with what is currently thought as intractable pain is also demonstrated by our relentless effort to develop a first-in-class (TRPV1 agonist) non-opioid small molecule, Resiniferatoxin (“RTX”).

Resiniferatoxin has the potential to profoundly change the approach to pain management in a variety of indications, because of the potent and long lasting effect with a single administration but also because of the benefits of its non-opioid profile.

RTX is completing pre-pivotal trials in human indications such as osteoarthritis and end of life cancer pain, with pivotal registrational studies scheduled to initiate second half 2020.

RTX is also in pivotal trials for application in companion dogs with difficult to manage arthritic elbow pain. As pets are part of the family, our approach to developing innovative pain management solutions is meant to be inclusive of other species we love!

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