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- The companies collaborated to evaluate XTX101 + Keytruda for patients with solid tumors. The planned P-I study will be conducted by Xilio and is designed to evaluate the safety & efficacy of XTX101 as a monothx. and in combination with Keytruda for solid tumors
- Xilio plans to submit an IND for XTX101 to the US FDA in Q2’21. Following the IND clearance, Xilio expects to initiate a P-I study. In preclinical studies, XTX101 was well-tolerated and achieved robust tumor growth inhibition
- XTX101 is a tumor-selective anti-CTLA-4 mAb designed to pinpoint the anti-CTLA-4 effect geographically within the tumor without off-tumor peripheral effects
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