Ph 2 Results for Two Additional Cancer Cohorts and Correlative Biomarker Data from 23ME-00610 Study Announced

“We continue to be encouraged by evidence for therapeutic potential, in the form of multiple patients with durable clinical benefit from ’610,” said Jennifer Low, M.D., Ph.D., Head of Therapeutics Development, 23andMe. “Furthermore, the emergence of CD200 expression as a candidate biomarker has the potential to give us a powerful tool for patient selection. The progress we have made to date suggests that interrupting the CD200/CD200R1 pathway has great potential to reverse immune suppression in the tumor microenvironment and to help cancer patients who have progressed after multiple lines of treatment, including existing checkpoint inhibitors.”
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