UK charity Cancer Research UK and its Cancer Research Technology unit will begin a Phase I trial of a cancer drug from UK drug major GlaxoSmithKline.
GSK's 1070916A, an aurora kinase inhibitor, is the third drug to enter Cancer Research UK's Clinical Development Partnerships program, but the first that is ready to be used in patients.
Cancer Research UK will sponsor the trial, at the Institute of Oncology at St James' University Hospital in Leeds as well as Barts and The London's Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre in London. The trial will be managed by the charity's drug development office and will start within the next year.
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