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MicThera

Ownership: Private
Development stage: Preclinical

Overview

MicThera specializes in the discovery and development of microbial-derived therapeutics to improve prostate cancer treatments. Their research highlights the link between gut microbiota composition—specifically higher levels of Prevotella spp.—and better patient prognosis. The company aims to develop new therapies that prevent resistance in prostate cancer by harnessing bacterial effector molecules rather than traditional probiotics. They collaborate with the Institute of Oncology Research (IOR) in Bellinzona and have recently completed a €1 million seed round to advance their preclinical pipeline.

Therapeutic areas: Oncology
Modalities: Microbial-derived therapeuticsbacterial effector molecules (from Prevotella spp.)
Industry: Biotech

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PV048

Preclinical

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Institute of Oncology Research (IOR), Bellinzona, Switzerland [collaborative R&D]

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