Promising Preclinical Lung Cancer Studies
In preclinical studies with mice harbouring solid lung and metastatic cancer, mice survival increased dramatically and tumor growth was inhibited.
Preclinical Lung Cancer in animal models
The graph depicts the decreasing tumor volume and increasing survival curve of mice with lung cancer treated with NADAV (purple) compared with untreated lung cancer mice (yellow).
Excellent early preclinical colorectal studies
In preclinical studies in mice harbouring colorectal cancer, 60% of mice treated with NADAV showed no evidence of tumor after two weeks of treatment compared with the control group (PBS- saline only)!
- Mice harbouring orthotopic colorectal cancer were treated with NADAV intra-tumorally.
- Mice survival dramatically increased with all surviving mice showing no signs of remaining or recurrent tumor.
Encouraging preclinical studies conducted on melanoma
Furthermore, NADAV was also shown to have a greater killing effect (number of apoptotic cells) on melanoma cells compared with conventional chemotherapies such as Cisplatin, Carboplatin, Etoposide and Oxaliplatin.
The graph demonstrates that in both cultures with early (EAR) and advanced (ADV) stages of melanoma, patient cells were more susceptible to the killing effect of NADAV than the chemotherapies, with the effect greatest in the advanced stages.
In a further study on human advanced melanoma tumor in mice, NADAV demonstrated strong inhibition of tumor growth.
In the graph, intratumoral injection of NADAV versus control group mice, shows NADAV’s oncolytic activity with inhibition of tumor growth.