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Publication in Oncogene, inobrodib (CCS1477) enhances the efficacy of the immune checkpoint blockade pathway. https://lnkd.in/e6D3J6uE Neil Pegg Nigel Brooks Kris Frese
Inobrodib is the first small molecule drug in the clinic targeting twin proteins p300 and CBP. It is formulated as a capsule taken orally. p300/CBP are twin (paralogue) acetyl transferases, and importantly, gene activating proteins that are known to play an important role in the progression of certain cancers. CellCentric’s pioneering drug is in Phase I/II clinical trials to evaluate its effectiveness to treat specific solid tumours, as well as haematological malignancies (blood cancers). These represent major clinical unmet needs, delivering a new therapy for people with cancer, who otherwise have few alternatives.
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Publication in Oncogene, inobrodib (CCS1477) enhances the efficacy of the immune checkpoint blockade pathway. https://lnkd.in/e6D3J6uE Neil Pegg Nigel Brooks Kris Frese
Publication in Oncogene, inobrodib (CCS1477) enhances the efficacy of the immune checkpoint blockade pathway. https://lnkd.in/e6D3J6uE Neil Pegg Nigel Brooks Kris Frese
Many thanks to the Key Opinion Leaders meeting today for our Advisory Board, Athens. Inobrodib, our pioneering oral drug targeting p300/CBP, to treat multiple myeloma. #EMN2025 #multiplemyeloma Naseer Qayum Tomasz Knurowski Andrew Fergus
Pleased to announce the opening of our Boston office. All part of advancing our novel multiple myeloma drug, inobrodib, as fast and effectively as possible for patients. See: https://lnkd.in/evvXyuq2 Andrew Fergus Naseer Qayum #multiplemyeloma
We are attending the IEC conference for multiple myeloma, today and tomorrow, Boston. With the majority of people treated for multiple myeloma still dying from the condition, there continues to be a need for novel approaches. Naseer Qayum Andrew Fergus Alan Zulick #multiplemyeloma
The CellCentric team, as it has now evolved, has been involved with over 50% of late-stage development and registered targeted drugs (small molecules, antibodies) for treating multiple myeloma. We continue to grow further, building experience and expertise, to deliver registration studies for our pioneering p300/CBP inhibitor drug. Operational excellence is key. #multiplemyeloma
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Delighted to support and attend the UK Myeloma Society’s Spring Day meeting, London, 19th March. We are united in the goal to improve the care of myeloma patients through education and the promotion of trials. Emma Searle (The Christie Hospital, Manchester) will be presenting efficacy and safety data on inobrodib from ongoing clinical studies. Tomasz Knurowski Karen Clegg Jacob, Valeria #multiplemyeloma
Delighted to support and attend the UK Myeloma Society’s Spring Day meeting, London, 19th March. We are united in the goal to improve the care of myeloma patients through education and the promotion of trials. Emma Searle (The Christie Hospital, Manchester) will be presenting efficacy and safety data on inobrodib from ongoing clinical studies. Tomasz Knurowski Karen Clegg Jacob, Valeria #multiplemyeloma
We continue to grow, bringing in broad and deep late-stage multiple myeloma drug development expertise. The team has first hand experience with multiple successful small molecule and antibody-based therapies to treat multiple myeloma. Equipping the company for the future, as inobrodib heads towards registration studies. #multiplemyeloma
Fantastic to have Karen Knudsen MBA PhD‘s support and advice, as we aim to address a clear unmet need in oncology. Karen bring’s true leadership, a champion of innovation and patient-centric cancer care. Most recently Karen was CEO of the American Cancer Society. Previously she was Chair of Cancer Biology at TJU, and Enterprise Director of the Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center. Karen has served on the NCI Board of Scientific Advisors and a Board Director of AACR. Inobrodib is CellCentric’s first in class oral drug to treat multiple myeloma. Progressing towards registration studies. #myelomaawrenessmonth