cH36
Phase 1- Indications
- Acute lung injury
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Sunol Molecular developed novel gel therapeutics and biologic drugs targeting human tissue factor for thrombosis, single-chain T cell receptor immunoconjugates for cancer therapy, and monoclonal antibodies against Shiga toxins for bacterial infections. Its lead programs included an anti-tissue factor antibody that showed efficacy in preclinical primate models and an anti-Shiga toxin mAb that reached Phase 2 trials in South America before being discontinued. The company was acquired by Altor BioScience in 2005, which itself became part of ImmunityBio.
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