Next-generation sequences produced up to 95% knockdown of target oncogenes in preclinical models. The KOP-101 PC3 xenograft study (Charles River) confirmed statistically significant tumor growth inhibition — biostatistician-confirmed, p=0.049.
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Cancer Indications
Prostate · Breast · Brain · Ovarian
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Nucleic-Acid Payload Classes
ASO · siRNA · mRNA
No Observed
Organ Toxicity
Early in vivo preclinical work
KOP-101 was evaluated in a nude mouse prostate cancer xenograft model at Charles River Laboratories. Results were analyzed by an independent biostatistician and confirmed statistically significant tumor growth inhibition.
Confirmed
Tumor Growth Inhibition
TGI — treated vs. control
12.7%
Treated Group
Tumor reduction (CI95%: 9.5–15.9)
6.7%
Control Group
Tumor growth (CI95%: 4.1–9.3)
STUDY PARAMETERS
INTERPRETATION
The treated group showed statistically significant tumor growth inhibition compared to the control group. The treated animals exhibited 12.7% tumor reduction while controls grew by 6.7% — a clean, statistically significant differentiation confirmed by independent biostatistician analysis.
SAFETY PROFILE
No toxicity was observed in treated animals throughout the study. The tumor-selective peptide delivery mechanism is designed to minimize off-target exposure to healthy tissue — a key differentiator from systemic RNA delivery platforms.
NEXT MILESTONE
The next planned study will determine ED50 and ED90 values — the effective doses required to kill 50% and 90% of cancer cells. This data is critical for dose optimization and IND-enabling development.
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