CureLab Oncology Secures Patent Protection in Canada for Elenagen, Its P62 Plasmid Cancer Therapeutic

March 25, 2024 CureLab Oncology Secures Patent Protection in Canada for Elenagen, Its P62 Plasmid Cancer Therapeutic This latest patent registration provides a pathway to commercial agreements in Canada with high economic potential for CureLab Oncology; separately, CureLab Oncology has provided exclusive licensing rights to its sister company, CureLab Veterinary, for use with dogs, cats and horses BOSTON – March 25, 2024: CureLab Oncology a clinical-stage biotech company, has been granted a patent in Canada for its novel biological agent, Elenagen , which has been shown to provide clinical benefits for cancer patients. Elenagen belongs to a novel class of biological agents that use supercoiled circular DNA (plasmids) to increase anti-tumor immunity and boost the effectiveness of existing therapies. Elenagen has demonstrated a desirable safety profile and a statistically significant clinical benefit for cancer patients by enhancing the anti-cancer effects of chemotherapy. Experimental results also indicate mitigation of chronic inflammation, anti-aging effects, and stimulation of an immune response to a tumor. For example, in a recent study published in Frontiers in Oncology , a research team found that disease progression was significantly delayed in a group of stage III and IV platinum-resistant ovarian cancer patients who received gemcitabine in combination with Elenagen, compared to the group who received gemcitabine alone. Elenagen addresses an urgent need in Canada Cancer remains a significant health concern and a substantial economic burden in Canada. Recent studies indicate that in 2021, the total economic cost of cancer in Canada exceeded $26 billion, with a significant portion borne directly by patients and families. These rising costs highlight the urgent need for innovative solutions. The costs of cancer care are highest in the initial treatment period, emphasizing the critical need for advances in prevention and early detection, such as promising vaccine technologies. Elenagen has the potential to alleviate a portion of those costs, while also improving outcomes and quality of life for those affected by cancer. “For too long, we’ve witnessed the devastating toll cancer takes on Canadian families. Elenagen represents a beacon of hope, moving us closer to a world where a cancer diagnosis doesn’t have to be a devastating sentence,” said Alexander Shneider, Ph.D., founder and CEO of CureLab Oncology. “By mitigating the effects of cancer in Canada, we aim to alleviate substantial long-term healthcare costs and improve quality of life for countless patients.” A veterinary version of Elenagen called Elenavet, and the entire IP rights for cancer treatment in dogs, cats and horses has been exclusively licensed by CureLab Oncology to its sister company, CureLab Veterinary Inc. ElenaVet® is a gene therapy that enhances the animal’s anticancer immune response. In comparative medicine studies, ElenaVet saved 10 out of 11 dogs with breast cancer and precluded or delayed the metastatic process in dogs with melanoma. Similar results were observed with cats. About Elenagen CureLab’s lead investigational compound is code-named Elenagen , an experimental DNA therapy that consists of a circular piece of DNA called a plasmid that includes a gene for a human protein called p62/SQSTM1. In clinical studies conducted ex-US, Elenagen demonstrated desirable safety profile and statistically significant clinical benefit for cancer patients by enhancing the anti-cancer effects of chemotherapy. Experimental results also indicate mitigation of chronic inflammation, anti-aging effects, and stimulation of an immune response to the tumor. About CureLab Oncology CureLab Oncology Inc. is a clinical-stage biotech company headquartered in the greater Boston area, Massachusetts. CureLab is dedicated to advancing new and safer therapeutics for solid tumors and other oncology and inflammatory indications. CureLab’s lead investigational compound is code-named Elenagen , an experimental DNA therapy that consists of a circular piece of DNA called a plasmid that includes a gene for a human protein called p62/SQSTM1. To learn more, visit curelaboncology.com. Media contact: Tim Cox | ZingPR | [email protected] Share Related posts August 31, 2026 CureLab Oncology Appoints Dr. Bruce N. Cronstein to Its Scientific Advisory Board Read more Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Comment * Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

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