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Rexin-G, first tumor-targeted gene therapy vector, stymies chemo-resistant cancer

Published in Gene Therapy Weekly, December 7th, 2006

Epeius Biotechnologies announced the publication of clinical data from studies conducted at the University of the Philippines, Asian Hospital and Medical Center, Makati Medical Center, Manila, Philippines and Lutheran Medical Center, New York, U.S. revealing the safety and single agent efficacy of Rexin-G for the treatment of a broad spectrum of chemotherapy-resistant cancers.

The milestone article, appearing in the International Journal of Oncology, reports on three clinical studies involving patients with various chemo-resistant tumor types who received Rexin-G in Phase I/II and expanded access protocols.

In the first study, progressive...

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