Cancers study on miR-10b boosts TransCode's RNAZ candidate viability
Aug 31, 2026, 8:07 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Peer-reviewed preclinical validation can lift confidence in the RNAZ platform, potentially accelerating partnership interest and future funding, though translation and clinical risk remain.
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A peer-reviewed article in Cancers reports that TTX-MC138 accumulates in bone metastases and extends survival in a mouse model by inhibiting miR-10b, supporting TransCode's RNA-based approach. While translational hurdles remain, findings reinforce potential expansion of RNAZ platform into metastatic cancers beyond colorectal disease.
Publication online Aug 23, 2026 in Cancers. Peer-reviewed validation of miR-10b targeting.
TTX-MC138 accumulates in metastatic bone lesions after systemic administration.
Inhibits miR-10b and increases HOXD10 expression.
Survival benefits observed in a breast cancer bone metastasis mouse model.
No systemic toxicity observed; dosing well tolerated.
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