NanoCarriers business consists of five pipelines for pharmaceutical development and two products currently under in-house research which are considered potential pipelines.
Currently, two pipelines are in the stage of clinical study and one pipeline is in the stage of nonclinical study. These three products contain existing promising anticancer agents or analogous compounds encapsulated in micellar nanoparticles. The risk of development is relatively lower than that of new chemical compounds. NanoCarrier aims to expand the business of these pipelines globally.
Products under development
Main Pipelines
Main Pipelines
| Product | Indication | Region for clinical studies |
Developmental stage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage | Status | |||
| Paclitaxel Micelle (NK105)(Note 1) |
Gastric cancer | Japan | Phase II clinical study |
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| Nanoplatin® (NC-6004) |
Pancreatic cancer | Taiwan | Phase I/II clinical study |
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| DACH-Platin Micelle (NC-4016) (Note 2) |
Cancer (Note 3) |
Europe | Phase I clinical study |
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New pipelines
| Product | Indication | Region for clinical studies | Developmental stage | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stage | ||||
| Protein Micelle | Not decided (Note 4) |
- | Feasibility Study | |
| siRNA Micelle | Not decided (Note 4) |
- | Feasibility Study | |
| Sensor Linked Micelle | Cancer (Note 3) |
- | Feasibility Study | |
| pH-Sensitive Micelle | Cancer (Note 3) |
- | Feasibility Study completed. | |
| Docetaxel Micelle | Cancer (Note 3) |
- | Feasibility Study completed. | |
| (Note 1) | NK105 is the product development code used for this product at Nippon Kayaku Co., Ltd. |
| (Note 2) | NC-4016 is NanoCarrier’s product development code. The product development code used at Debiopharm S.A. is Debio 0507. |
| (Note 3) | DACH-Platin Micelle (NC-4016), Sensor Linked Micelle, pH-Sensitive Micelle, and Docetaxel Micelle are indicated for cancer, but the type(s) of cancer is currently not specified. Specific indications are expected to be determined following future progress in research and development, before the start of phase II clinical studies. |
| (Note 4) | Protein Micelle and siRNA Micelle are currently not indicated for specific diseases because indications will differ depending on the type of product encapsulated in micellar nanoparticles. |

