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The collaboration aims to accelerate Endevica’s development of advanced GPCR-targeting therapeutics on receptor sets both novel and complimentary to its lead compound to creat first-in-class therapeutics for cachexia caused by cancer and other chronic conditions.
TCMCB07 is melanocortin‐3/4 antagonist peptide candidate in designed to be first-in-class peptide drug with ability to cross blood-brain barrier and act on previously inaccessible target receptors to modulate body’s behavioral and metabolic response to chronic illness.
TCMCB07 is melanocortin‐4 antagonist peptide candidate in reatment of cachexia, is designed to be first-in-class peptide drug with ability to cross BBB and act on previously inaccessible target receptors to modulate body’s behavioral and metabolic response to chronic illness.
TCMCB07 to be a first-in-class peptide drug. We are confident that its ability to cross the blood-brain barrier and act on previously inaccessible target receptors will be profoundly beneficial for patient outcomes.
Endevica’s lead compound, TCMCB07, describes unique mechanisms and properties of drug, specifically in treatment of cachexia, and potential for producing a platform for drug-like peptides based on the evidence.
TCMCB07 can preserve lean mass as well as attenuate muscle wasting and body weight loss during cancer cachexia. The authors concluded that TCMCB07 is a promising drug candidate with universal effects on treating cancer cachexia.