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photosensitizer agent REM-001

A second-generation photodynamic therapy (PDT)-based agent, with potential antineoplastic activity upon PDT. Upon administration, photosensitizer agent REM-001 specifically targets, binds to and is taken up by tumor cells. Upon exposure to light, REM-001 becomes activated locally and may induce apoptosis and destroy the tumor cells.

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Synonym:	light-activated photodynamic compound REM-001 PDC REM-001 photosensitizer REM-001 photosensitizing agent REM-001
Code name:	REM 001 REM-001 REM001

photosensitizer agent REM-001

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