Novel and Effective Compounds for Triple Negative Breast Cancer
Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University have discovered a novel lead compound that is active against triple negative breast cancer through what is believed to be a novel (unknown at this point-target identification underway) mechanism of action. The lead compound is not cytotoxic and represents a tremendous opportunity to develop the first selective drug for treatment of triple negative breast cancer. This intellectual property provides a platform for a drug development program focused on lead optimization of novel compounds acting under a novel mechanism of action.
United States Non-Provisional patent and PCT patent applications filed.
Investigator: Xiangshu Xiao, PhD
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