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Bio-Thera Reports P-I Study Results of BAT8006 for the Treatment of Advanced Solid Tumors

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Bio-Thera Reports P-I Study Results of BAT8006 for the Treatment of Advanced Solid Tumors

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  • The P-I study & the clinical results of a P-I dose escalation study evaluating BAT8006 (folate-receptor-α-ADC) at Bethune Obstetrics and Gynecology Forum in China
  • The results from the 29 patients enrolled in the study showed ORR (31.0%) & DCR (86.2%). From 12 patients with ovarian cancer with TPS >25%, ORR (58.3%) & DCR (91.7%), ~75% of ovarian cancer patients have FRα expression >25% based on FRα expression epidemiological studies
  • 2 patients with non-ovarian tumors, incl. breast cancer & endometrial carcinoma experienced partial responses with manageable safety profiles with TRAEs & no patients were withdrawn from the study due to TRAEs. BAT8006 is being studied in a P-Ib study in China with 4 dose expansion cohorts

Ref: Prnewswire | Image: Bio-Thera

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