FDA Grants Fast Track Designation to SOT109 in CRC
“Advanced colorectal cancer remains an area of profound unmet need, particularly for patients whose disease has progressed after standard therapies,” said Vivi Boura, M.D., chief medical officer of SOTIO. “SOT109 is designed to capitalize on the unique biology of CDH17, a highly prevalent target that is broadly and consistently expressed across colorectal tumors, while having limited expression in healthy tissues. We believe Fast Track Designation underscores both the urgent need for new treatment options and the potential of SOT109 to expand the benefits of targeted ADC therapy to a substantially broader patient population.”
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