First Subject Dosed in Ph 1 KisMET-01 Clinical Trial of MYTX-011 for the Treatment of NSCLC
“Today’s announcement of our first subject dosed represents a significant step towards increasing the number of lung cancer patients eligible for treatment using ADCs, including those whose cancers express moderate cMET levels,” said Brian Fiske, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and Co-Founder at Mythic Therapeutics. “At Mythic, we are focused on our vision of unlocking the full potential of MYTX-011 as well as our broader pipeline of ADCs incorporating FateControl™ technology, which represents a fundamentally new paradigm for ADC therapies.”
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