Next Data Milestone for Ph 1 SENTI-202 Study of SENTI-202 in AML Expected Q4 2025
“Our team has continued to advance SENTI-202’s clinical development. We have now completed dose finding and have confirmed the recommended Phase 2 dose (RP2D), which is an important step in our Phase 1 study. We are currently in the dose expansion phase, enrolling additional patients with relapsed/refractory AML at the RP2D. Additionally, we recently received Orphan Drug Designation for SENTI-202 and bolstered the leadership and expertise of our team, welcoming new key members to our Scientific Advisory Board and our Board of Directors,” commented Timothy Lu, MD, PhD, Co-Founder and CEO of Senti Biosciences. “Looking ahead, we are focused on growing our pipeline opportunities to deliver transformative therapies to patients with currently limited options and, importantly, expect to release additional efficacy and durability data from our ongoing Phase 1 study before the end of the year, representing a significant milestone for our lead program.”
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