Genenta Update at SITC22 Indicates Potential for Anti-Tumor Immune System Reset after Temferon™ Treatment in Glioblastoma Patients
• Signs of intra-tumor pro-inflammatory state in patients
• Temferon™ induced immune system reset in preclinical studies
• Macrophage and T cell profiles in patients’ tumor microenvironment echo preclinical findings
Single cell sequencing analyses of the TME unveiled a pro-inflammatory reprogramming of the myeloid and T cells compartment of Temferon-treated patients. This pro-inflammatory pattern was associated in preclinical studies with tumor responses and in a fraction of mice with tumor eradication.
Pierluigi Paracchi, CEO of Genenta, said: "I am delighted that Genenta’s team and collaborators have been able to produce this positive data, suggesting the potential of Temferon as a disease-modifying intervention in glioblastoma where the unmet need is so high. When you show that Temferon can re-tune the immune status of the tumor and its immediate surroundings under such challenging conditions, many treatment possibilities emerge.”
Temferon, the Company’s cell-based interferon-alpha delivery product candidate, is an autologous HSC-based platform that delivers targeted interferon-alpha to the tumor microenvironment via Tie-2 expressing monocytes, with transcriptional and post-transcriptional control mediated by miRNA target sequences.
The aforementioned data will be presented as a poster [#192034] at SITC's 37th annual meeting taking place from
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