RE: which drug?18 Jan 2022 17:14
It’s velcade.
I found this bit very very interesting;
“Proteasome inhibitors have a market that is expected to grow to $2.3bn by 2026[1], despite limited regulatory approvals of other molecules in this class due to their serious toxicities.”
This to me is a possible nod to AVA6000 seriously reducing toxicity via PreCision in the Pro-Doxorubicin trial. As is often stated the fact of the matter is the car was a great idea; the model T made cars more user friendly and accessible and massively increased the market size and so the Model T became massively successful. I believe PreCision will have the same effect on the Chemotherapy market, increasing the useability and market size of each therapeutic. And that’s before you add an affimer into the game with T-Mac. We few, we (mostly) happy few, we band of weirdos, could really be in early doors here on something great.
For balance it could all be total crap and we’ll all be sucking richards for a fiver a go in back alley ways to pay the rent. But I don’t think so.