Silexion Therapeutics Announces Selection of CRO to Support Upcoming Ph 2/3 Clinical Trials for SIL204
“Selecting AMS as our CRO partner represents a critical milestone as we advance SIL204 toward clinical development,” said Ilan Hadar, Chairman and CEO of Silexion Therapeutics. “This partnership brings the deep oncology expertise and regulatory knowledge essential for executing our dual-route administration strategy effectively. AMS’s strong experience with Phase 3 oncology trials brings a unique level of proven expertise which we believe will bolster our clinical program. With SIL204 having recently demonstrated up to 97% inhibition rates in preclinical studies and our manufacturing partnership with Catalent already in place, we are building the comprehensive foundation needed to bring this potentially transformative RNAi therapy to patients with KRAS-driven cancers.”
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