Released: Friday 21st January 2022

Medannex’s monoclonal antibody MDX-124 highly active
in pancreatic cancer models

Medannex has just presented new data at ASCO GI showing that our first-in-class annexin-A1 monoclonal antibody (MDX-124) has significant anti-tumour activity in pancreatic cancer models, and synergy with two further widely-used chemotherapies.

The new data demonstrate that MDX-124:

• Significantly reduces cancer cell proliferation via cell cycle arrest
• Has strong synergy with 5-FU and gemcitabine
• Significantly decreases cancer cell migration
• Reduces both the incidence and burden of lung metastases
• Increases primary tumour necrosis

Based on this, and the data we presented last month at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium, MDX-124 has great potential to improve outcomes for patients and we’re looking forward to exploring this further in our imminent First-in-Human study.

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Medannex CEO Ian Abercrombie

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