Aptose Signs CRADA with NCI to Develop Tuspetinib for AML and MDS in Newly Launched MyeloMATCH Precision Medicine Trials
“We’re grateful to be a part of NCI’s myeloMATCH precision medicine trials,” said William G. Rice, Ph.D., Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Aptose. “The executed CRADA will facilitate our collaboration with NCI on clinical studies of novel-novel combinations with early phase II signal finding endpoints in AML and MDS. Tuspetinib will provide the NCI and AML/MDS patients with an investigational agent that can be used to treat a broad spectrum of AML/MDS populations, including those among the most genetically challenging.”
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