Prostate Cancer

Targeting drug resistance in prostate cancer

Prostate Cancer

Progression to 
CRPC and Its Clinical Significance 

Prostate cancer initially responds to treatment, but resistance develops over time, leading to progression to CRPC. CRPC is associated with poor prognosis and a high risk of mortality. 

Progression to CRPC

Prostate cancer initially responds to ADT, but persistent resistance leads to progression to CRPC.

Biological Characteristics

Even in androgen-deprived conditions, tumor growth continues, with increased invasiveness and metastasis.

Clinical Risk

Metastatic CRPC (mCRPC) has limited treatment options and is a major cause of prostate cancer–related death.

Treatment Strategy and Outcomes

Penetrium combination therapy improved clinical outcomes by overcoming enzalutamide resistance.

Spotlight on Niclosamide

Successful Entry 
into Phase 1 
Clinical Trial for CRPC 

The treatment candidate for castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) has successfully entered Phase 1 clinical trials. This marks a stage to evaluate its potential as a new therapeutic option. 

01

Key Driver of Tumor Progression

ECM remodeling and CAF activation in prostate cancer progression and metastasis are key factors driving invasion and drug resistance.

02

Normalization of the Tumor Microenvironment

Niclosamide alleviates ECM stiffening and tumor growth barriers by inhibiting STAT3/TGF‑β/Wnt signaling. 

03

A New Therapeutic Approach

In CRPC, it can be applied as a strategy targeting both AR‑V7–driven resistance and ECM-mediated drug resistance.

Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer

Phase 1 Clinical Trial
in CRPC 

A novel therapeutic approach for treatment-resistant CRPC is currently under clinical evaluation.

Prostate Cancer

Progression to CRPC and 
Its Clinical Significance 

Prostate cancer initially responds to treatment, 
but resistance develops over time, leading to progression to CRPC.
CRPC is associated with poor prognosis and a high risk of mortality. 

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Progression to CRPC
Prostate cancer initially responds to ADT, but persistent resistance leads to progression to CRPC.
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Biological Characteristics
Even in androgen-deprived conditions, tumor growth continues, with increased invasiveness and metastasis.
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Clinical
Risk
Metastatic CRPC (mCRPC) has limited treatment options and is a major cause of prostate cancer–related death.
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Treatment Strategy and Outcomes
Penetrium combination therapy improved clinical outcomes by overcoming enzalutamide resistance

Spotlight on Niclosamide

Successful Entry into Phase 1 
Clinical Trial for CRPC 

The treatment candidate for castration-resistant prostate cancer (CRPC) has 
successfully entered Phase 1 clinical trials. This marks a stage to evaluate 
its potential as a new therapeutic option. 

01

Key Driver of Tumor Progression

ECM remodeling and CAF activation in prostate cancer progression and metastasis are key factors driving invasion and drug resistance.

02

Normalization of the Tumor Microenvironment

Niclosamide alleviates ECM stiffening 
and tumor growth barriers by inhibiting STAT3/TGF‑β/Wnt signaling. 

03

A New
Therapeutic Approach

In CRPC, it can be applied as a strategy targeting both AR‑V7–driven resistance and ECM-mediated drug resistance.

Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer

Phase 1 Clinical 
Trial in CRPC 

A novel therapeutic approach for treatment-resistant 
CRPC is currently under clinical evaluation.

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Address  Hyundai Bioscience Co., Ltd., 8th Floor, Botanic Gate, 166, Magokdong-ro, Gangseo-gu, Seoul, 07790, Korea

Copyright ⓒ 2026 HYUNDAI BIOSCIENCE All rights reserved.