Updated Clinical Data Demonstrating Meaningful Azenosertib Activity in Cyclin E1+, Platinum-Resistant Ovarian Cancer
“We are very pleased with the azenosertib results obtained to date and believe we have a clear path to advancing this product candidate to patients,” said Julie Eastland, Chief Executive Officer. “Notably, approximately 50% of patients with PROC are Cyclin E1+, and we believe that the therapeutic and commercial opportunity in this population, which tends to be especially treatment-refractory, is substantial. Looking ahead at continued azenosertib development, we believe that DENALI Part 2, if successful, has the potential to support an accelerated product approval, subject to FDA feedback. Together with the corporate restructuring announced yesterday that extended our cash runway into late 2027, well beyond the anticipated topline data readout from DENALI Part 2, Zentalis is well-positioned to execute on our goal to bring azenosertib to patients as quickly as possible.”
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