NETRIS Pharma Doses First Patient in Phase 2 Study of NP137 for Checkpoint Inhibitor Resistance
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Tuesday, November 29, 2022
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The enrollment of the first patient in ImmunoNET is a new clinical milestone for NETRIS Pharma.
Key Points:
- The enrollment of the first patient in ImmunoNET is a new clinical milestone for NETRIS Pharma.
- Based on a unique mode of action of NP137 and biomarker studies conducted in Phase 1, we believe we can enlarge the fraction of responding patients and potentially prevent resistance, said Patrick Mehlen, CEO of NETRIS Pharma.
- ImmunoNET has been specifically designed by clinicians to provide new solutions for patients suffering from resistance to immune-checkpoint inhibitors.
- NETRIS Pharma, a clinical-stage company designs and develops anti-cancer therapeutic molecules, particularly monoclonal antibodies, to block the interaction between dependence receptors and their ligands.