Telomir Pharmaceuticals reports Ohio State osteosarcoma cell study results for Telomir-Zn
Telomir Pharmaceuticals announced preclinical research from The Ohio State University showing Telomir-Zn inhibited cell growth in human and canine osteosarcoma cell lines at similar low drug concentrations. The company said it is assessing a possible canine in vivo study while its triple-negative breast cancer program advances toward site initiation and Phase 1/2 enrollment. The filing reports no financial results, and the findings are preclinical.
Key points
- Study tested Telomir-Zn on three cell lines: HOS (human), D17 (canine), and Abrams (canine).
- All three osteosarcoma cell lines showed growth inhibition at similar low drug concentrations.
- The company is in discussions with Ohio State and is assessing next steps for a potential canine in vivo efficacy study.
- The TNBC program remains the immediate clinical focus, with an active IND cleared by the FDA.
The filing
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