Chemotherapy guidance based on efficacy of treatment regimen in cancer cells fro...
Chemotherapy guidance based on efficacy of treatment regimen in cancer cells from the individual patient
The ChemoGuide project will clinically validate a proto-type technology (2treat) developed in the previous Research for SMEs project, Integrated Chemical Synthesis and Cell screening in patient cells (ICSC). The project will execu...
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Información proyecto CHEMOGUIDE
Líder del proyecto
2CUREX AS
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TRL
4-5
Presupuesto del proyecto
2M€
Fecha límite de participación
Sin fecha límite de participación.
Descripción del proyecto
The ChemoGuide project will clinically validate a proto-type technology (2treat) developed in the previous Research for SMEs project, Integrated Chemical Synthesis and Cell screening in patient cells (ICSC). The project will execute a clinical study to evaluate the 2treat test’s capability of predicting which combination therapy that is most efficacious and show no resistance in the individual colorectal cancer patient. The prediction is based on reading the cell functional output cancer cells isolated from the individual patient. The clinical study will serve to verify the capability and robustness of the 2treat test. The 2treat test is formatted as an easy-to-use, disposable test array.
Colorectal cancer is now the most diagnosed cancer in EU, and the prognosis of especially stage III and IV patients is very poor. The 2treat test is expected to provide a major benefit to these patients by significantly improving the Prognosis Free Survival (PFS). Importantly oncologist will be provided the first technology that is capable of testing the cell-functional output of all combination treatment regimens used for treatment of colorectal cancer in Europe and USA before a first line treatment is launched. The technology will both improve treatment quality for the individual patient and raise the cost efficiency providing a positive impact on the health care systems.