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e-Therapeutics provides update on ETS2101 phase I trial in brain cancer No serious drug-related adverse events after five dose escalation steps; patients to be enrolled at higher dose levels Oxford and Newcastle, UK, 7 J
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Document Date: 2014-06-17 10:21:20


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La Jolla / Newcastle / Oxford / /

Company

e-Therapeutics plc / CommStrat Group / /

Country

United States / United Kingdom / /

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Event

Company Listing Change / FDA Phase / /

Facility

UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center / College Hill Melanie Toyne Sewell / /

IndustryTerm

chemical biology / biotechnology / /

MedicalCondition

high-grade gliomas / secondary brain cancers / cancer / brain metastases / primary brain cancer / tumour / brain cancers / gliomas / advanced solid tumours / primary malignant brain tumours / secondary brain cancer / brain cancer / primary malignant brain tumour / brain tumour / comprehensive cancer / disorders / tumours / /

MedicalTreatment

radiation / /

Organization

National Cancer Institute / American Brain Tumor Association / UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center / /

Person

Ted Agne / Stephen Self / Santosh Kesari / Malcolm Young / Duncan Monteith / Fred Walsh / Rebecca Caygill / Daniel Elger / Stefanie Bacher / /

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Position

investigator / Professor / Director / Development / director of neuro-oncology / Development Director / /

Product

ETS2101 / /

ProvinceOrState

California / /

Technology

pharmacokinetics / radiation / drug discovery / biotechnology / /

URL

www.panmure.com / www.cancer.ucsd.edu / www.etherapeutics.co.uk / www.kesarilab.ucsd.edu/Pages/default.aspx / /

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