FDA grants Fast Track Designation to PLT012 in HCC
“Receiving FDA Fast Track designation for PLT012 is an important milestone that reinforces the potential of our checkpoint therapy approach to transform the treatment of HCC,” said Raven Lin, Ph.D., Co-Founder and CEO, Pilatus Biosciences. “PLT012 was designed to address the metabolic adaptations that drive immune evasion in cancer. With IND clearance already secured and our Phase 1 trial open for patient enrollment, this designation will help accelerate clinical development and advance towards delivering a novel therapeutic option for patients, both in HCC and other solid tumors where patients do not benefit from existing immunotherapies.”
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