10 Feb 2009 09:00 AM
FDA Approves Clinical Studies Of A Novel Anti-Cancer Drug, CDC7 Inhibitor, Developed By Italian Researchers
Nerviano Medical Sciences (NMS) has secured Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) approval to conduct for the first time clinical trials
of a novel antitumoral agent. The drug blocks Cdc7, a protein that is
responsible for the uncontrolled proliferation of cancer cells. The
preclinical data, recently published on the prestigious journal Nature Chemical Biology,
demonstrate that inhibition of Cdc7 induces tumor cell death and blocks the
growth of various types of cancer in experimental animal models.
The FDA approval will allow to conduct clinical phase I trials in cancer patients. "The news that the FDA has approved the clinical experimentation of our Cdc7 inhibitor - explains Dr…
The FDA approval will allow to conduct clinical phase I trials in cancer patients. "The news that the FDA has approved the clinical experimentation of our Cdc7 inhibitor - explains Dr…

