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Keystone Nano is pleased to announce the publication of a manuscript describing the preclinical development of the company’s lead product, the Ceramide Nanoliposome (CNL). This product is designed to more effectively treat cancer by providing selectively killing cancer cells without harming normal cells. The paper was published in June 2015 issue of Biological Chemistry and authored by Dr. Mylisa Parette, Keystone Nano’s Research Manager, Dr. Mark Kester, Keystone Nano’s Chief Medical Officer, Ms. Jocelyn Bassler, Keystone Nano Research Chemist, Dr. Carly Carter, Keystone Research Team Leader and Mr. Jeff Davidson, Keystone Nano’s CEO. Also contributing was Dr. Todd Fox of the University of Virginia.
Paper Published on Keystone Nano’s Ceramide Nanoliposome Program
State College, PA | Posted on June 11th, 2015Keystone Nano is currently compiling an Investigational New Drug filing on the Ceramide Nanoliposome for review by the US Food and Drug Administration. The company anticipates that the initial clinical trial will treat patients with a range of cancers. After this initial testing is complete, the company anticipates enrolling in clinical testing patients with Liver Cancer or other difficult to treat cancers.
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About Keystone Nano
Based in State College, Keystone Nano is working at the interface between nanotechnology and the life sciences and has licensed intellectual property around nanoparticles from Penn State University and is further developing this technology. The company is working to commercialize NanoJacket products and Nanoliposomes for a variety of medical applications.
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