French biopharma company Erytech Pharma, a company that designs innovative treatments for acute leukemia and other oncology indications with unmet medical needs, says that the French market regulator, AMF, granted its visa no13-166 on April 17, 2013, for the prospectus relative to the listing of Erytech shares on the NYSE Euronext regulated market in Paris.
The company’s major innovation, “tumor starvation,” is an innovative concept based on destroying cancerous cells by eliminating their essential nutritive elements. Using this original approach, Erytech designed and industrialized an innovative technique of starving tumors by encapsulating an enzyme in red blood cells. The membrane of the red blood cell prevents any unwanted interaction with the patient’s body. This considerably minimises any side effects for the patient.
A first targeted market estimated at 1 billion euros: acute leukemia
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