Sareum, the specialist cancer drug
discovery business, has announced positive results from pre-clinical in-vivo
efficacy studies from their joint research collaboration with Cancer Research
Technology and The Institute of Cancer Research.
A recent colon cancer pre-clinical model
study carried out demonstrates that the combination of a collaboration Chk1
inhibitor, dosed via the oral route, in combination with a chemotherapeutic,
gemcitabine, demonstrates a greater than two-fold reduction in cancer growth
rate compared to treatment with the same dose of gemcitabine without the Chk1
inhibitor.
Sareum's CEO, Dr Tim Mitchell,
commented: "These are exciting advances, demonstrating efficacy of our
Chk1 compounds in several cancer models. Studies on additional models are
on-going. We believe the results from the recently conducted studies will
significantly enhance the licencing package and assist the collaboration in
selecting the best compound for development into a clinical trials
candidate".
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