Silence Therapeutics said this week that it has received a notice of allowance from the US Patent and Trademark Office on a patent application directed to a cancer target and the use of RNAi molecules against it.
The target, PKN-3, is a protein kinase C-related molecule associated with the growth of cancer cells, as well as metastasis formation, and is the target for the company's phase I siRNA-based solid tumor drug Atu-027.
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