Multiple Sites Activated for Ph 1b/2 Trial of AMXT 1501 and DFMO in Patients with solid tumors including Breast Cancer and Melanoma
“Initiating enrollment in this study is an important milestone for Aminex and for patients facing advanced cancers with limited treatment options,” said Mark Burns, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer and President of Aminex. “This trial builds on our foundation of pre- and early clinical data demonstrating the potential of AMXT 1501 plus DFMO to block the polyamine metabolism—a pathway that drives tumor growth and suppresses immune responses. We are advancing this program, in collaboration with leading adult oncology investigators and pediatric oncologists, targeting eight aggressive solid tumor types.”
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