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ACM-CpG, a nanoparticle-delivered cancer therapy, showed early promise in activating immune responses in advanced solid tumors with no serious side effects.
ACM Biolabs reports positive early results from a Phase 1 trial of its experimental cancer therapy ACM-CpG, a TLR9 agonist delivered via a nanoparticle platform, in patients with advanced solid tumors.
Administered intramuscularly at doses as low as 0.25mg, the treatment showed no serious side effects and triggered strong immune responses, with two of three patients at the lowest dose level maintaining stable disease for eight months.
The therapy demonstrated potential to activate immune responses in previously "cold" tumors, a key challenge in cancer treatment.
The trial, conducted at Singapore’s National Cancer Centre and supported by Singapore’s Industry Alignment Fund, is evaluating ACM-CpG in head and neck, lung, bladder, and kidney cancers.
The company, based in Singapore, is developing next-generation immunotherapies using its polymer-lipid hybrid nanoparticle platform for oncology, infectious diseases, and inflammation.
ACM-CpG, una terapia de cáncer suministrada por nanopartículas, mostró una promesa temprana en la activación de respuestas inmunes en tumores sólidos avanzados sin efectos secundarios graves.