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Interesting - congratulations for making it into phase I. Your technology requires localised injection of the biopolymer ‘magnet’. Is the injection intratumor
by mft_ 6y ago
Interesting - congratulations for making it into phase I.
Your technology requires localised injection of the biopolymer ‘magnet’. Is the injection intratumoral? How difficult/specialised is this technique, and to what extent do you expect subtle differences here might influence the efficacy?
- mejiaoneto 6y agoThank you for your thoughts and question. There has been a recent wave of intratumoral approaches particularly for immunooncology (e.g. TLR, Sting, oncolytic viruses) and there are manuscripts in the scientific literature about the technical challenges and possibilities (https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2768765 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle...). So, to your question, yes it is specialized, but not particularly difficult. We have taken great care to leverage the learnings of those experts to minimize the challenges of interpatient variability. But we will only know for sure if our efforts where sufficient once the human clinical data comes back. For now I can say that our preclinical studies are highly encouraging.
- mft_ 6y agoThanks for your comprehensive reply - and the very best of luck to you and your team!