EMulate Therapeutics Announces the Publication of the Evaluation of Its Ultra-Low Radiofrequency Energy Device in Murine Model of Glioblastoma in BMC Bioelectric Medicine
EMulate Therapeutics, Inc. (EMulate) announces the peer-reviewed publication titled, “Evaluation of the EMulate Therapeutics’ Ultra-Low Radiofrequency Energy (ulRFE®) Device in Murine Model of Glioblastoma (GBM)” in BMC Bioelectronic Medicine .
- EMulate Therapeutics, Inc. (EMulate) announces the peer-reviewed publication titled, “Evaluation of the EMulate Therapeutics’ Ultra-Low Radiofrequency Energy (ulRFE®) Device in Murine Model of Glioblastoma (GBM)” in BMC Bioelectronic Medicine .
- The authors of the paper (Rajesh Mukthavaram; Pengfei Jiang; Sandra Pastorino; Natsuko Nomura; Feng Lin; Santosh Kesari) tested the effectiveness of the emulation of EMulate’s ulRFE signal of paclitaxel (A1A) and the immune checkpoint inhibitor ulRFE signal targeting immune checkpoints CTLA-4 and PD-1 (A2) in a murine GBM model.
- “These data are encouraging as they demonstrate the effects we have measured and observed in human feasibility trials (NCT02296580 and NCT02507102) and other pre-clinical studies in glioblastoma models,” said Chris Rivera, EMulate’s CEO.
- We are planning to initiate a pivotal Phase III study in these indications in 2024.”