The
study analyzed that the estrogen
receptor positive breast cancer pipeline
comprises approximately 74 drug candidates, of which nine products are in Phase
III, 16 products in Phase II, 18 products in Phase I, and three products are in
Pre-Clinical stage. The
development of 14 ER+ breast cancer drug candidates was found to be inactive,
and 14 products were discontinued. ER+ breast cancer is the most common type of
breast cancer diagnosed and refers to the cancer cells that have receptors on
their surface to bind with estrogen. Breast cancer is a syndrome that affects the
breast tissues. In breast cancer, cells in the breast grow in an uncontrollable
manner and form tumor, which can be felt as a lump or can be viewed under
x-ray. Invasion of new therapeutic agents, such as gene therapy, cell therapy
and monoclonal antibodies are expected to provide an effective and concrete
treatment for the disease, more in the light of the new technologies available.
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As
per the findings of the research, a major share of ER+ breast cancer pipeline
drug candidates are being developed to be administered by oral route and rest
by intravenous route and subcutaneous route. Most of the therapeutic candidates
are being developed to be administered by oral route due to high patient
compliance.
Several companies are
developing ER+ breast cancer drug candidates in different phases. Novartis AG,
Syndax Pharmaceuticals, Tesaro, Inc. and others have their ER+ breast cancer
drug candidates in Phase III stage of development. Novartis AG has three drug candidates in Phase III stage
and two drug candidates in Phase I clinical stage.
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Some of the key players developing drugs for Estrogen
Receptor-Positive (ER+) breast cancer are Chipscreen Biosciences, Ltd., Eli
Lilly & Company, Genentech, Inc., Novartis AG, Ipsen, Syndax
Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Tesaro, Inc Astellas Pharma Inc., AstraZeneca plc, and Bayer
AG.
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