Randomized Ph 2a Study of Low Dose Alnodesertib Plus Gemcitabine Achieves Primary Endpoint in Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
“This randomized Phase 2a study evaluating a low dose of alnodesertib and the labelled dose of gemcitabine in platinum-resistant ovarian cancer achieved the primary endpoint of progression-free survival, further establishing proof-of-concept in our differentiated approach of inhibiting ATR in tumors with high replication stress,” said Ian Smith, Chief Medical Officer of Artios. “These data support further investigation of alnodesertib plus DNA-damaging agents, which we are currently evaluating at higher doses of alnodesertib plus low dose irinotecan in patients with colorectal and pancreatic cancer.”
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