GV20 Therapeutics Announces Clinical Trial Collaboration to Evaluate GV20-0251 Against IGSF8, in Combination with KEYTRUDA

“We are excited to advance the development of GV20-0251 and explore its potential in combination with KEYTRUDA,” said Dr. Shirley Liu, Co-Founder and CEO of GV20 Therapeutics. “IGSF8 is a novel immune checkpoint target that inhibits the function of natural killer cells and dendritic cells. By releasing this inhibition, the antagonistic antibody GV20-0251 has the potential to become another pillar in cancer immunotherapy and bring significant benefits to cancer patients.”

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