Compugen down as Roche's 'anti-TIGIT' lung cancer drug fails trial
** U.S.-listed shares of Israel-based therapy developer
Compugen CGEN.TA fall ~3% to $1.62 premarket
** Switzerland-based Roche's ROG.S drug tiragolumab, which
is part of a new class of drugs known as anti-TIGIT, failed a
lung cancer treatment trial on Thursday
** CGEN has colorectal, ovarian and lung cancer treatments
in development that work by acting on the TIGIT receptor, which
suppresses the proliferation and activation of cells of the
immune system
** Up to last close, stock down 15.6% YTD
(Reporting by Christy Santhosh)
((Christy.Santhosh@thomsonreuters.com))
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