SON-1010 Demonstrates a Strong Safety Profile in Combination with Atezolizumab for Treatment of Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer

“This topline safety data release from our atezolizumab combination program is another significant milestone for Sonnet’s clinical development,” concluded Raghu Rao, Sonnet’s Interim Chief Executive Officer. “Safety of this extended PK version of IL-12 has been within expected levels and the comparison with dosing in healthy volunteers provided strong evidence of tumor targeting and accumulation in humans. We have used this trial to establish the MTD of combination with an ICI and will continue to follow the patients currently being treated to assess longer-term safety and tumor responses. Sonnet continues to seek partnership opportunities to help support later stage development of SON-1010.”

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