Korean pharmaceutical bio venture company GI Innovation is working to identify the commercialization potential of its immuno-oncology drug in combination with an NK cell therapy. GI Innovation, which succeeded in licensing out its allergy drug candidate last year, plans to show results in the field of anticancer drugs this year.

According to the pharmaceutical and bio-industry sources on the 15th, GI Innovation recently submitted an IND to the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety for a Phase Ib/IIa clinical trial of GI-101A, an immuno-oncology drug candidate, in combination with NK cell therapy from its affiliate, GI Cell. GI-101A is the first anticancer drug candidate being developed by GI Innovation. The