Codagenix Inc., a clinical-stage synthetic biology company with a rational virus design platform for viral vaccines and immuno-oncology therapeutics, announced the presentation of preclinical data for CodaLytic™, a codon-modified virus being developed for breast cancer immunovirotherapy, at the Society for the Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) 38th Annual Meeting being held virtually and in-person November 1-5, 2023 in San Diego, California.
“These results demonstrate that CodaLytic treatment induced tumor immune infiltration driving anti-tumor efficacy in multiple, diverse preclinical models, and underscore the potential utility of this candidate as a valuable component of novel therapeutic regimens,” said Johanna Kaufmann, Ph.D., Executive Vice President of Oncology and Immunology at Codagenix.
“CodaLytic is the first codon-modified virus developed by Codagenix to treat cancer, and we look forward to building upon these promising results and deepening our understanding of how this virotherapeutic candidate can support anti-tumor immunity in breast cancer patients.”
Codagenix is a clinical-stage biotechnology company leading a new era of live vaccines and viral therapeutics. The company’s breakthrough platform brings together live-attenuated virus design with cutting-edge codon deoptimization for powerful synthetic biology-based solutions to take on our biggest threats in infectious disease, cancer and animal health.
SOURCE : PRNewswire