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Solid Tumors

Independent review of anticancer drugs reports initial clinical successes

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, May 15th, 2003

An article published in the April issue of Seminars in Cancer Biology reviews Introgen Therapeutics' (INGN) products Advexin and INGN 241, among others, and reports that successes in clinical trials have been achieved with Advexin and describes phase I studies with INGN 241 as promising.

Advexin is Introgen's p53 gene based cancer therapeutic being evaluated in two phase III studies, five phase II clinical studies, and numerous phase I studies totaling studies in 10 cancers. INGN 241, an mda-7 gene based cancer therapeutic, is being evaluated in phase I and phase II trials for various solid tumors. Both products are covered by multiple issued and pending patents...

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