US FDA grants IND Clearance to Conduct Ph 1/2 Study of JCXH-211 IV as Monotherapy and with Checkpoint Inhibitor in Patients with Advanced Solid Tumors
“We are excited to have achieved this important milestone for one of our key assets,” said NgocDiep Le, M.D., Ph.D., President and Global Chief Medical Officer of Immorna. Based on data from our preclinical studies, clinical data from our JCXH-211 intratumoral administration (IT) trial, and the candidate drug’s mechanism of action, we believe JCXH-211 IV in combination with CPI has the potential to work synergistically to enhance anti-tumor effect. We look forward to working with the investigators and patients to bring this potential novel therapy to patients who are in dire need of new and effective treatments.”
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