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Prescient Therapeutics Takes Center Stage at the Roth Conference 2015
- Published April 14, 2015 2:50PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Prescient Therapeutics (formerly Virax Holdings) is a clinical stage oncology company developing novel targeted approaches to treat cancers of high unmet need, such as advanced breast, ovarian, multiple myeloma and acute leukemia.
The company raised A$3M in June 2014 and has in the last 6-months acquired a deep pipeline of products through strategic company acquisitions. Prescients’ pipeline includes a small molecule inhibitor PTX-100 (GGTI 2418), capable of blocking the Ras cancer pathway as well as PTX-200 (TCN-P) which inhibits the AKT pathway, another key pathway that contributes to cancer.
Together these novel drugs provide Prescient the unique ability to run five active clinical trials, within the next 12-months, at some of the worlds best Cancer Centers. The aim is to bring to provide better outcomes for cancer patients around the world.
To view the company’s presentation at the Roth Conference please click on the link below.
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