Xenetic to advance DNase programme with UVA partnership

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Under the agreement, the parties will develop Xenetic’s DNase-based platform. Credit: Maksim Shmeljov/Shutterstock.com.
Xenetic Biosciences has entered into research Xenetic and material transfer agreements with the University of Virginia (UVA) in the US to advance its systemic deoxyribonuclease (DNase) programme.
Xenetic Biosciencesvelop Xenetic’s DNase-based oncology platform.University of Virginia (UVA)
The platform acts on neutXeneticextracellular traps (NETs), weblike structures that comprise extracellular chromatin covered with histones and other proteins.
The new initiative addresses NETs associated with inflammatory and autoimmune diseases, as well as cancer progression.
Excessive levels of NETs can create pro-tumorigeniinflammatory and autoimmune diseaseseness of canccancerrapies.
The platform is designed to complement existing cancer treatments including immunotherapies.cancer
The agreements grant Xenetic an option to solelycancerse any new intellectual property resulting from the DNase research programme. This is in addition to advancing the existing intellectual property of Xenetic.
Xenetic scientific adXeneticboard member and UVA School of Medicine Department of Surgery chair Allan Tsung will oversee the research.Xenetic
The company is preparing for a first-in-human clinical trial to assess DNase plus immune checkpoint inhibitors or chemotherapy.
Xenetic CEO Jeffrey Eisenberg stated: “We believe the data generated by our researimmune checkpoint inhibitorsimmune checkpoint inhibitorsimmune checkpoint inhibitorstions are key to fully unlocking the potential of our DNase technology and importantly, providing translational insights as we drive a clinical path for our lead solid tumour indications.
Xeneticagreements provide a significant addition to our development capabilities and resources, and we believe it bolsters our opportunity to accelerate development timelines.solid tumour
“Additionally, we are pleased to deepen our work with Dr Tsung, who has provided a valuable perspective to our team and significant insight for our DNase platform.”
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