First Patient dosed in Ph 1/2 Clinical Study of GPR65 Inhibitor PTT-4256 in Patients with Advanced Solid Cancers
“The transition of our first-of-its-kind GPR65 Inhibitor in immunooncology into the clinic represents a significant milestone for our company and is a validation of the promise of this approach and of the hard work of the entire Pathios team,” said Paul G. Higham, Chief Executive Officer of Pathios. “This multi-module trial has been carefully designed to provide a range of valuable data on PTT-4256 that will be critical to our continued clinical advancement of the program. In addition to important safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetic findings, this clinical trial includes investigating the activity of this novel target and mechanism in humans for the first time through measuring disease response and exploring links to biomarkers designed to elucidate the consequences of target engagement.”
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