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Pipeline |
Development Projects |
Target diseases |
Development of drug candidate |
Preclinical trials |
Safety test |
Field trials |
Product approval |
vFT001 |
FT005-002 (MyoLac II) |
Industrial animal improvements |
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vFT005 |
vFT011 |
FT005-005 (Lobster) |
Melanoma, Lymphoma |
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vFT012 |
FT005-004 (Crab) |
Osteosarcoma, Mast cell tumors, Mammary tumors |
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vFT011(Lobster), vFT012(Crab) projects
Incidence of cancer in pet dogs: 25-30% (over 50% in dogs over 10 years old)
Mostly commonly diagnosed cancer: lymphoma, mammary tumor, skin cancer, osteosarcoma
1. Diseases in scope for vFT011, B7-H3 targeted active immunotherapy
- Osteosarcoma: high level of B7-H3 expression is observed in canine osteosarcoma. Treatment inhibits cancer invasion and immune evasion
- Mast cell tumors: a common skin cancer in dogs. Treatment reduces immune evasion
- Splenic hemangiosarcoma: A frequently diagnosed vascular sarcoma in dogs. Treatment lowers tumor aggressiveness
- Mammary tumors: Treatment weakens immune suppression mechanisms in canine mannary tumors
2. Diseases in scope for vFT012, B7-H1 targeted active immunotherapy
- Lymphoma: tumor commonly found in dogs and cats. Treatment lowers immune evasion
- Melanoma: Frequently observed in the oral cavity and around the nail in dogs. Treatment lowers immune evasion
- Osteosarcoma: a common bone cancer in dogs. Treatment reduces immune evasion, treatment resistance, tumor aggression and metastasis
- Transitional cell carcinoma (TCC): Common in dogs. Treatment inhibits immune evasion and slows tumor progression
- Mammary tumor: common in female dogs. Treatment suppresses immune evasion and reduce tumor malignancy
Pet cancer immunotherapy
Pet cancer immunotherapy - Mechanism of action, Development progress,Market size,Target diseases and competitors
Mechanism of action |
- Neutralizes immune checkpoint ligands B7-H1 and B7-H3, enabling cototoxic cells to effectively eliminate cancer cells
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Development progress |
- Mass expression of B7-H1 or B7-H3 on the surface of lactic acid bacteria
- Formation of anti-B7H1 and anti-B7H3 antibodies in normal mice
- Evaluating administration modes, dosage, and formulas with live/inactivated bacteria
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Market size |
- USD 6.12 billion as of 2022 (Approximately KRW 8.26 trillion. FX: 1,350 KRW/USD)
- CAGR 11.3% from 2023 - 2030
- North America takes up approximately 48% of the global market
- Asia-Pacific market shows a rapid growth: CAGR 33%
Reference: Virtue Market Research, Global Immunotherapy-based Pet Cancer Therapeutics Market Research Report
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Target diseases and competitors |
- Lymphoma, Mast Cell Cancer, Melanoma, Mammary, Squamous Cell Cancer
- AB Science, Boehringer Ingelheim International GmbH, ELIAS Animal Health LLC, Karyopharm Therapeutics, Pfizer Inc., Virbac, Zoetis Inc.
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