Neo-Antigen Acting

Our results to date suggest that Vaxil’s SP based antigens may act as neoantigens, thereby eliciting a robust and specific immune response. Unlike mutated epitopes in “classical” neoantigens, these SP domains are native sequences that may exist on multiple cancer types in various populations, thereby making this a potential universal vaccination strategy.

VAXIL – Creating the ideal immunotherapy

Inducing a Broad

Response

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universally

Applicable

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Overcoming

Cancer Resistance

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Harnessing Potent

Immune Response

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Tumor

Specific

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Expression on

Cancer Stem Cells

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neo-antigen

acting

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First Ever SP-Specific

Antibody Platform

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Vaxil’s Lead Products and Orphan Drug Status

Vaxil believes its immunotherapy platform allows it to target high profile cancer antigens in a uniquely superior manner, all designed to possess the novel advantages described above. Vaxil’s first test of its VaxHit™platform is ​its ImMucin™ ​lead immunotherapy product.