Monday, April 27, 2015 9:14:07 AM
Our lead drug candidate, a small molecule called COTI-2, acts by normalizing the p53 protein function in cancer cells with mutation in the p53 gene. P53 mutations are common in gynecologic cancers with more than 95% of advanced ovarian cancers having this mutation. It appears that of all the ovarian cancer drugs in development at this time, COTI-2 offers the most exciting treatment opportunity. In fact, we believe that COTI-2 may represent a significant potential therapeutic advantage over treatments currently available for ovarian and other gynecologic cancers.
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