Aprea Therapeutics Announces Strategic IP Portfolio Evolution in DNA Damage Response (DDR) Cancer Therapeutics

“Our strong patent portfolio reflects our commitment to innovation and leadership in the field of DNA Damage Response therapeutics,” said Oren Gilad, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of Aprea. “Intellectual property is an essential component of Aprea’s strategy, enabling us to advance first in class and best in class oncology treatments while protecting the value of our assets. Our commitment to securing global intellectual property rights underscores our long-term vision to develop and commercialize breakthrough therapies for difficult to treat cancers.”

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