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Oncopeptides says melflufen crosses blood-brain barrier in first glioblastoma INSULA trial patients
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Oncopeptides says melflufen crosses blood-brain barrier in first glioblastoma INSULA trial patients
  • Oncopeptides released initial data from its OP-701 INSULA window-of-opportunity trial in recurrent glioblastoma.
  • Results have already been presented from the first three treated patients, with a fuller readout expected as enrollment continues.
  • Tumor tissue analyses indicated the therapy crossed the blood-brain barrier, supporting the program’s core clinical proof-of-concept.
  • Treatment was described as well tolerated so far, with no major drug-related toxicity reported in the evaluated patients.
  • Recruitment continues toward about 10 patients to guide next development steps for the peptide drug conjugate platform in brain tumors.


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