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5 results about "Immuno therapy" patented technology

Immunotherapy, also called biological therapy, is a type of treatment that uses the body's own immune system to fight cancer.

Tumor antigenicity processing and presentation

ActiveUS12676208B2Genes mutationOncology
Methods for targeting a tumor antigen for immunotherapy based on HLA allele type and the mutations present in the tumor antigen are presented. A patient's HLA allele type and a tumor antigen derived from a mutation in cancer driver gene can be matched with a majority allele type having a minimum affinity to the same tumor antigen or with those of a plurality of patients with a history of cancer treatment. Upon matching, a cancer treatment against the tumor antigen can be selected and administered to the patient to achieve a desired effect.
Owner:NANTOMICS LLC +1

Novel combinations and immune therapy using the same

The present invention relates to combinations of host cells expression antigen binding proteins that specifically bind to a tumor expressed Preferentially Expressed Antigen of Melanoma (PRAME) antigenic peptide in a complex with MHC, and mRNAs encoding PRAME antigenic peptides. The invention further relates to combined TCR-T / mRNA therapy employing said mRNAs and host cells. In particular, a combined TCR-T / mRNA therapy is provided for use in cancer treatment.
Owner:MODERNATX INC +1

Allergenic protein formulations for immunotherapy

ActiveUS12642762B2Allergen ingredientsCapsule deliveryCelluloseOral immunotherapy
This invention relates to an oral immunotherapy (OIT) composition comprising granules that contain an allergenic protein, such as peanut protein, along with a humectant, such as trehalose, and a binder, such as hypromellose. The composition may further comprise a filler, such as mannitol and a lubricant, such as stearic acid. OIT compositions, methods of preparing OIT compositions and methods of treatment of food allergy using OIT compositions are provided.
Owner:CAMBRIDGE ALLERGY LTD

Nanoengineering of shear-thinning biomaterials

PendingUS20260199561A1Materials sciencePolymer
Shear-thinning biomaterial technology offers enables polymers and drugs loaded inside such polymers to be easily delivered directly through catheters into target area for use, for example, in cancer therapy and immunotherapy. When a force above a certain threshold is applied to inject such materials, they “thin” and behaves as a semi-solid, allowing the material to readily flow through a catheter. When the force is removed, the material instantly becomes a soft solid with significant cohesive properties that prevent it from dislodging or breaking up. We have developed novel shear-thinning biomaterials using spherical silica nanoparticles and gelatin-based polymers. Rheological tests confirm that these materials have excellent shear-thinning properties and further have improved material properties (e.g. improved stability profiles) as compared conventional materials available to medical professionals.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA +2

Use of a pharmaceutical composition for the manufacture of a medicament for maintenance treatment of ES-SCLC patients with disease control after first line chemotherapy

The application provides a kind of drug composition in the preparation for the application of the drug for the maintenance treatment of disease control ES-SCLC after first-line chemotherapy, belong to the biomedicine technical field.The drug composition is carimab and apatinib.The application finds that carimab is combined with apatinib as maintenance treatment, shows encouraging efficacy and acceptable safety in ES-SCLC patient who is not in progress after first-line chemotherapy, the median overall survival (OS) is 25.00 months, and the 12-month OS rate is 71.4%.This strategy of simultaneously targeting PD-1 and VEGFR2 provides a novel and reasonable solution for extending the disease control period in malignant tumors with limited treatment options after induction therapy, not only solves the key needs of ES-SCLC patients for more effective maintenance treatment, but also provides important insights into the biological principles of anti-angiogenic therapy combined with immunotherapy.
Owner:HENAN CANCER HOSPITAL