Halistatins 1, 2 & 3

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Jack Geltosky, PhD

Senior Vice President of Business Development, Life Sciences

Arizona Technology Enterprises, LLC (AzTE)

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Inventors

George Pettit, PhD

Regents Professor

Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Arizona State University

Rui Tan

Feng Gao

Yoshitatsu Ichtihara

Halistatins 1, 2 and 3

AzTE Cases # 626, 627, 701

Intellectual Property Status:

U.S. Patent 5,426,194

U.S. Patent 5,352,804

U.S. Patent 5,519,050

Invention Description

Halistatins are highly potent polyether macrolides with anti-mitotic actions that were originally isolated from certain marine sponges. Similar polyether macrolides, such as, Bryostatin 1 (Ph2), Halichondrin B (PC) and its analog, E7389 (Ph 2), are being tested both preclinically and clinically as anti-cancer agents.

Halistatin 1 has highly potent cytotoxic activity in vitro against P388 cells (ED50 of 4x10-4 μg/mL) and against 60 human cancer cell lines from the NCI’s anti-tumor screening panel (average overall panel GI50 of 7x10-10 M).

Halistatin 2 has highly potent cytotoxic activity in vitro against P388 cells (ED50 of 4x10-4 μg/mL) and against 60 human cancer cell lines from the NCI’s anti-tumor screening panel (average overall panel GI50 of 7x10-10 M).

Halistatin 3 strongly inhibits growth (ED50 of 3.5x10-5 μg/mL) of P388 leukemia cells and a ‘mini’ panel of human cancer cell lines (GI50, μg/mL): brain (SF-295, 3.5x10-5), lung (NCI-460, 2.5x10-5), colon (KM 2062, 5.1x10-6), ovary (OVCAR-3, 1.3x10-5), renal (A498, 5.6x10-5) and melanoma (SK-MEL-5, 2.5x10-5).

Potential Applications

These novel compounds have applications as:

  1. Anti-cancer therapeutic agents

 

Benefits and Advantages

  1. Diversity – The new compounds are structural analogs of confirmed very potent candidates for anti-cancer drugs.
  1. Efficacy – The new compounds also possess promising anti-mitotic activities.

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