Mestastop focuses on the functional properties of primary tumour cells and uses patient primary tumour samples to identify distinct phenotypes that can act as markers of metastatic cells. Survival and progression follow-up of primary tumour patients help identify key rate-limiting steps of metastasis
Mestastop has integrated wet lab biology and machine learning algorithms, developing three proprietary platforms to unravel metastasis biology. The platforms link all discovery modalities, connecting in vitro, in vivo, and ex-vivo patient translational data.
Ninety percent of cancer deaths are due to metastasis. Still, none of the currently approved therapies focuses on delaying the process of metastasis, only delaying the primary or secondary tumour’s proliferation.
All previous targeted discovery approaches against metastasis have not been successful in clinical trials to date. The complexity of metastasis biology made identifying translatable targets challenging, impeding critical decisions in the discovery screening cascade. Further challenges of being unable to select high-risk, primary tumour patient cohorts for clinical trials decreased the feasibility of success.
Breaking Metastasis into 30 steps differentiating between moving and growing cells
Breaking Metastasis into 30 steps differentiating between moving and growing cells
Breaking Metastasis into 30 steps differentiating between moving and growing cells
An assay platform which separates the process of metastasis into functional steps for effective analysis.
High-throughput animal model for investigating metastasis allowing significantly accelerated study design and implementation.
Machine learning platform for accurate identification of rate-limiting steps in metastasis, fully integrated with the in-vitro and in-vivo platforms to support accurate identification, characterization and repurposing of candidate compounds.
Mestastop Solutions is Partnering with various biotechs & building Unique,Translationally relevant metastasis models.
More Than Twelve International Conference Presentations and two Filed international Patents.