NeOnc Technologies Unveils AI-Driven Study Showing Ultrasound Boosts NEO100 Potency Against Brain Tumors
Reuters
Dec 06
NeOnc Technologies Unveils AI-Driven Study Showing Ultrasound Boosts NEO100 Potency Against Brain Tumors
NeOnc Technologies Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: NTHI) announced newly published preclinical findings from a research collaboration at the University of Southern California. The study, now available on bioRxiv, indicates that the use of ultrasound enhances the therapeutic potency of NEO100 in treating primary and metastatic brain tumors. The research utilized an AI-driven, 3D-bioprinted methodology to rapidly generate patient-derived tumor organoids and demonstrated strong antitumor effects when NEO100 was combined with ultrasound. The results have already been presented through publication on bioRxiv.
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