Despite the early success of first-generation immuno-oncology drugs, most cancer patients still do not achieve clinical responses.
Cell surface glycosylation is now known to play a central role in immuno-oncology: Tumor cells evolve over time, cloaking themselves in certain glycan patterns that down-regulate a wide spectrum of innate and adaptive immune cell types which are critical to fighting cancer.
Palleon Pharmaceuticals has integrated technologies and insights from world-renowned scientific leaders in glycoscience and human immunology to create the first Glyco-Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors to treat cancer patients.
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