Abstract: The present invention relates to neutralizing antibodies which specifically recognize the interleukin 11 receptor alpha subunit (IL11RA) extracellular domain and to antibody drug conjugates (ADCs) comprising a therapeutic agent and said neutralizing antibodies. The invention also relates to a method for detecting the IL-11 receptor, to pharmaceutical compositions and to the use of said antibodies or ADCs in the treatment of diseases characterized by an increased IL11RA signaling.

Abstract: The present invention is focused on a method, kit and system for determining the presence or absence of minimal residual disease in a subject who has been treated for a proliferative disease wherein said method, kit and system comprise: (A) amplifying and sequencing at least one nucleotide sequence comprised in genomic DNA from a biological sample obtained from said subject prior to treatment for said disease, to obtain a first list of characters reading from left to right; (B) amplifying and sequencing at least one nucleotide sequence comprised in genomic DNA from a biological sample obtained from said subject after treatment for said disease, to obtain a second list of characters reading from left to right, wherein when a nucleotide sequence is mutated it is a genetic marker for said proliferative disease; (C) determining, for each second list of characters obtained in step (B), the degree of similarity, DS, with each first list of characters obtained in step (A); (D) selecting, for each second list of c

Abstract: The present invention is focused on a method, kit and system for determining the presence or absence of minimal residual disease in a subject who has been treated for a proliferative disease wherein said method, kit and system comprise: (A) amplifying and sequencing at least one nucleotide sequence comprised in genomic DNA from a biological sample obtained from said subject prior to treatment for said disease, to obtain a first list of characters reading from left to right; (B) amplifying and sequencing at least one nucleotide sequence comprised in genomic DNA from a biological sample obtained from said subject after treatment for said disease, to obtain a second list of characters reading from left to right, wherein when a nucleotide sequence is mutated it is a genetic marker for said proliferative disease; (C) determining, for each second list of characters obtained in step (B), the degree of similarity, DS, with each first list of characters obtained in step (A); (D) selecting, for each second list of c

Abstract: The present invention describes a method for predicting the response of a subject suffering from lung cancer to treatment with FGFR inhibitors. The relationship between the expression of the biomarkers and the treatment response allows the subjects to be classified as responsive or unresponsive to the treatment, which facilitates the therapeutic decision-making of the attending clinician. The present invention also describes the biomarkers N-cadherin, FGFR1 and FGFR4, how to analyse them and how to interpret the results obtained, in order to administer FGFR inhibitors only to the subjects that are responsive to the treatment, thereby optimising the same, which allows the unresponsive subjects to be treated with alternative therapies to the FGFR inhibitors.

Abstract: The present invention describes a method for predicting the response of a subject suffering from lung cancer to treatment with FGFR inhibitors. The relationship between the expression of the biomarkers and the treatment response allows the subjects to be classified as responsive or unresponsive to the treatment, which facilitates the therapeutic decision-making of the attending clinician. The present invention also describes the biomarkers N-cadherin, FGFR1 and FGFR4, how to analyse them and how to interpret the results obtained, in order to administer FGFR inhibitors only to the subjects that are responsive to the treatment, thereby optimising the same, which allows the unresponsive subjects to be treated with alternative therapies to the FGFR inhibitors.