Cancer Research UK and Cancer Research Technology - the charity's development and commercialization arm - have partnered with Centella Therapeutics, a subsidiary of Varian Medical Systems (NYSE: VAR), to develop, manufacture and trial a promising new drug candidate, CEN-209 in cancer patients with solid tumors.
CEN-209, discovered at the Auckland Cancer Society Research Centre and exclusively licensed to Centella from UniServices, a wholly-owned company of The University of Auckland, New Zealand, is designed to provide benefit when used together with radiotherapy and chemotherapy to treat solid tumors. CEN-209 is the seventh drug candidate to enter Cancer Research UK's Clinical Development Partnerships (CDP) scheme.
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