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Intracellular Antibody Therapy with Single Chain Variable Fragment
       Exhibits Anti-Cancer Activity Via Regulating KRAS Signaling Pathway

                 Seulmee Shin, Iiseul Kwon, Yongboo Kuk, Shinyoung Kang, Youngsil Choi and Daewoong Jo
              Drug Development Team, Cellivery R&D Institute, Cellivery Therapeutics, Inc., Seoul 03929, Korea

                   BACKGROUND                                                   AIM
    The mutations of the RAS proteins, involved in cell proliferation and  Although recent studies have shown an anti-cancer effect of a single
    survival, create constitutively active GTP-bound forms that promote  variable domain binding to activated RAS, targeting the RAS inside
    cell transformation, thus, inhibiting activated RAS function has been  cells remains to be a challenge. Intracellular delivery of scFv KRAS
    proposed to be an effective human cancer therapy.    using TSDT to target activated RAS can be an anti-cancer therapy.

                                                 METHODS
   Therapeuticmolecule systemic delivery technology (TSDT) enabled with sequence optimized-advanced macromolecule transduction domain
   (aMTD) provides a solution to intracellularly deliver single chain fragment variable region KRAS antibody. In a sequential aMTD screening steps,
   the best construct for cell-permeable single chain fragment variable KRAS antibody (CP-scFv KRAS ) was selected.
                                                 RESULTS

























































            CONCLUSION                           REFERENCES                      Contact information
   Purified aMTD-scFv KRAS  recombinant proteins  Chung et al. (2020) Science Advances, 6: eaba 1193  Minyong Jung
   displayed high level of cell-permeability that
   were aMTD dependent and maintained the  Lim et al. (2013) Clinical Cancer Research, 19: 680-690  New Drug & Business Development
   anti-cancer activity of scFv KRAS . This novel  Lim et al. (2013) Biomaterials, 34: 6261-6271  Cellivery Therapeutics, Inc.
   protein provides a gateway for anti-mutant  Lim et al. (2012) Molecular Therapy, 20: 1540-1549
   RAS-based  human  cancer  therapy  and                                      jungmy@cellivery.com
   suggests a new spectrum of antibody-based  Jo et al (2005) Nature Medicine, 11: 892-898
   drugs.                               Jo et al (2001) Nature Biotechnology, 19: 929-933  +82-2-3151-8900
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