Preliminary DFS analysis from AMPLIFY-7P Ph 1a Study of ELI-002 7P announced
Christopher Haqq, M.D., Ph.D., Elicio’s Executive Vice President, Head of Research and Development, and Chief Medical Officer, added, “We are encouraged to see patients who received the 7-peptide version of ELI-002 at the Phase 2 dose continuing to do well at this early timepoint of the Phase 1 trial. Furthermore, the DFS data from the entire 14-patient cohort correlate strong T cell response after receiving ELI-002 with reductions in their tumor biomarker levels and reduced risk of progression or death. These findings replicate the results in the AMPLIFY-2P trial of similar patients published in Nature Medicine. We look forward to providing additional clinical data updates from the AMPLIFY Phase 1 trials expected later in 2024 and the randomized Phase 2 interim analysis expected in first quarter of 2025.”
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