Liver, colon and lung cancer

Developing new therapies for lung, liver and colon cancer

Liver, colon and lung cancers account for more than fifty percent of all newly diagnosed cancers. Established treatments for these cancers such as radiation, chemotherapy, targeted therapies and immune checkpoint inhibitors are initially effective, but many patients develop resistance and progressive treatment failure.

Development and clinical translation

One of ImmuneNTech's principal goals is to develop efficient therapies for these cancer types for subsequent clinical translation. ImmuneNTech has identified a novel cancer immunotherapy (INT-T12) that is highly effective and significantly superior to immunotherapy with checkpoint inhibitors. INT-T12 thus extends and improves the therapeutic efficacy of Therapy-X*, which was previously developed by us in the University Medical Center Mainz.


The first clinical validation of INT-T12 in lung cancer patients is planned in 2023-24.


* Therapy-X: A pharmaceutical combination for the use in the treatment of cancer; Europäisches Patentamt PCT/EP2019/061683

Fatigue Syndrome and Long-COVID

Fatigue Syndrome, as a form of chronic fatigue, is based, like Long-COVID Syndrome, on severe damage to the mitochondria (mitochondrial damage) as a result of a chronic undersupply of oxygen. The loss of mitochondrial function is accompanied by corresponding damage in the cell.

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