First Cohort Completed and Second Cohort of Ph 1/2 Study of INKmune™ NK Cell Therapy in Patients with Metastatic CRPC Initiated
“We are pleased with the safety of INKmune in men with mCRPC and feedback from the SRC to proceed with cohort 2. Our initial focus is on assessing the safety of INKmune in this group of patients, and the fact that the drug can be safely administered on an outpatient basis is appealing to both patients and clinical teams. Safety is just one aspect of the therapeutic process. The main objective of INKmune therapy is to transform resting NK cells into memory-like NK cells capable of attacking the tumor. Given that prostate cancer has numerous resting NK cells in the tumor microenvironment (TME) that do not eliminate cancer, we believe that INKmune, by transforming the patient’s NK cells into cancer-killing cells, could potentially be an optimal therapy for prostate cancer,” said Prof. Mark Lowdell Ph.D., CSO of INmune Bio and inventor of INKmune™.
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