Preclinical Study Progress Update

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Early Calibration of TRAABA24 Lipid Nanoparticle Show Promising Initial Results in PMP.

Over the last few weeks we initiated the calibration of lab conditions to ensure consistency and accuracy in our preclinical studies. As part of this process, we conducted initial testing of TRAABA24 encapsulated in a lipid nanoparticle formulation across two pseudomyxoma peritonei (PMP) cell lines.

The preliminary results clearly highlight the advantages of nanoparticle-based drug delivery, demonstrating a significant and differentiated impact on cell survival and proliferation. Notably, TRAABA24 exhibited potent activity at just one-tenth (1/10) the dose of the Mitomycin C positive control, reinforcing the therapeutic potential of our formulation. These findings provide further support for TRAABA24’s ability to target PMP through a distinct mechanism compared to the current standard of care.

The images below offer a firsthand glimpse into our progress.

Untreated PMP Cell Culture 441

Untreated PMP Cell Culture 457

Treated PMP 441 Cells
Mitomycin C Dose: 1uM

Treated PMP 457 Cells
Mitomycin C Dose: 1uM

Treated PMP 441 Cells
TRAABA24 Dose: 0.1uM

Treated PMP 457 Cells
TRAABA24 Dose: 0.1uM

Moving forward...

We are continuing to refine our formulation and conduct further assessments of its therapeutic benefits throughout February. A comprehensive update detailing the full study and expanded findings will be published by Bina Therapeutics in due course.