CellCentric

CCS1477 is a novel drug which inhibits p300/CBP by binding to the twin proteins’ conserved bromodomain. This impacts the growth of specific types of cancer. CellCentric’s pioneering drug is in clinical trials to evaluate its effectiveness to treat late stage prostate cancer, haematological malignancies (blood cancers) and tumours with certain molecular drivers (over-expressing AR or MYC; or with a p300 or CBP mutation). These represent major clinical unmet needs, delivering a new therapy for patients that otherwise have few alternatives.

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“Interactions with Midven have always been open and straightforward. Investments have always been clearly structured and compatible with others, including high net worths, Institutional and corporate investors.” Will West, Cellcentric  

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“Interactions with Midven have always been open and straightforward. Investments have always been clearly structured and compatible with others, including high net worths, Institutional and corporate investors.” Will West, Cellcentric  

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CellCentric raises $26 million to take first-in-class p300/CBP inhibitor into the clinic

May 15th 2018 CellCentric has raised $26 million in private financing to fund clinical testing of its first-in-class oncology drug candidate CCS1477. The funds will be used to test…

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CellCentric Gains £4.3m To Take Prostate Cancer Programme Through To Clinical Candidates

New investment coupled with a major award from the UK’s innovation agency, the Technology Strategy Board, will provide funding for over two years to conduct lead optimisation and clinical candidate…

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CellCentric wins Innovate UK award to expand use of p300/CBP inhibitors in cancer

CellCentric is developing first in class drug compounds against a key regulator of cancer. P300/CBP are twin (paralogue) histone acetyltransferase proteins, that act as transcriptional co-factors. When inhibited they…

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CellCentric’s first-in-class p300/CBP inhibitor drug CCS1477; capsule production complete ready for the clinic

Production of CCS1477 in capsule form is now complete, ahead of forthcoming first-in-human clinical trials to investigate the novel drug’s tolerability and efficacy in treating late stage prostate cancer…

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