This triple analysis focuses on cancer drug development strategies in both Colorectal Cancer andProstate Cancer and by the compound strategy of Antibodies. Each of these three individual parts isevaluated according to standardized criteria in a five pillar pipeline drug assessment methodology tocompare drug development strategies in oncology. This makes it easy to find and compare analysisnot only within one single cancer focus area but also between different areas.
Below is a short synopsis of each part included in this report:Part I: Colorectal Cancer
The colorectal cancer report part comprises defined and up to date development strategies for 347colorectal cancer drugs within the portfolio of 182 investigators, from Ceased to Marketed. This partextensively analyses their 210 identified drug targets, organized into 205 drug target strategies, andassesses them in eight different compound strategies in colorectal cancer.This part is based on the following publication:A Decision Support Tool for Optimizing The Colorectal Cancer Pipeline: From Research andDevelopment to Market
Part II: Prostate Cancer
The prostate cancer report part comprises defined and up to date development strategies for 346prostate cancer drugs within the portfolio of 198 investigators, from Ceased to Marketed. This reportpart extensively analyses 202 identified targets of prostate cancer drugs, organized into 187 drugtarget strategies, and assesses them in prostate cancer.This part is based on the following publication:A Decision Support Tool for Optimizing the Prostate Cancer Pipeline: From Research andDevelopment to Market
Part III: Antibodies
The cancer antibody drug report part comprises defined and up to date development strategies for531 antibody drugs in oncology within the portfolio of 196 companies world-wide, from Ceased toMarketed. The report extensively analyses their 255 identified drug targets, organized into 266 drugtarget strategies, and assesses them in 75 cancer indications.
Triple Analysis: Colorectal Cancer, Prostate Cancer and Antibodies
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