FDA approves IND Application for Ph 1 Tiffany-01 Trial of ADCE-T02 in solid tumors
“Tissue factor (TF) is a validated ADC target with overexpression in many high unmet need solid tumor indications, however, the currently approved TF targeting ADC has severe limitations due to a suboptimal side effect profile and a limited therapeutic window. The highly differentiated profile of ADCE-T02, based on the use of an improved monoclonal antibody and a next generation Topoisomerase I inhibitor linker/payload technology, could overcome those limitations and offer an enhanced therapeutic window and improved side effect profile, which may lead to better clinical outcomes for patients,” said Dr. Lone Ottesen, Chief Medical Officer of Adcendo. “The U.S. IND clearance of ADCE-T02 is an important milestone for our program and our company, and we look forward to initiating patient enrollment in the U.S. and working closely with all of our investigators to evaluate the therapeutic utility of this drug in multiple advanced solid tumor indications.”
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