Peregrine Pharmaceuticals Announces Five Abstracts Accepted for Presentation at AACR 2017 Annual Meeting
Peregrine scientists and collaborators will present positive findings from multiple studies of the company's phosphatidylserine (PS)-targeting antibodies in combination with other anti-tumor agents, including results from two
Abstract Number: 574
Session: PO.IM02.02 - Checkpoints 1
Presentation Title: Phosphatidylserine targeting antibody in combination with tumor radiation and immune checkpoint blockade promotes anti-tumor activity in mouse B16 melanoma
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Location: Section 25
Poster Board Number: 8
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Abstract Number: 1651
Session: PO.IM02.08 - Tumor Microenvironment and Checkpoints
Presentation Title: Targeting phosphatidylserine in combination with adoptive T cell transfer eliminates advanced tumors without off-target toxicities in a melanoma preclinical model
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Location: Section 27
Poster Board Number: 29
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Abstract Number: CT159
Session: PO.CT02 - Phase III Clinical Trials and Phase II/III Clinical Trials in Progress
Presentation Title: IFN-γ analysis in blood and tissue as a potential prognostic and/or predictive biomarker
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Location: Section 33
Poster Board Number: 25
Abstract Number: 3652
Session: PO.IM02.05 - BITES Bispecifics and Checkpoints
Presentation Title: Combinational activity of LAG3 and PD-1 targeted therapies is significantly enhanced by the addition of phosphatidylserine targeting antibodies and establishes an anti-tumor memory response in murine triple negative breast cancer
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Location: Section 26
Poster Board Number: 25
Abstract Number: 3657
Session: PO.IM02.05 - BITES Bispecifics and Checkpoints
Presentation Title: Phosphatidylserine-targeting antibodies enhance anti-tumor activity of a tumor vaccine in a HPV-induced tumor model
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Location: Section 26
Poster Board Number: 30
Author Institutions: Immunovaccine, Inc.,
Bavituximab is an investigational monoclonal antibody that targets PS. Signals from PS inhibit the ability of immune cells to recognize and fight tumors. Bavituximab is believed to override PS mediated immunosuppressive signaling by blocking the engagement of PS with its receptors as well as by sending an alternate immune activating signal. Previous studies demonstrated PS-targeting antibodies shift the functions of immune cells in tumors, resulting in multiple signs of immune activation and anti-tumor responses.
Peregrine's clinical development strategy for bavituximab
currently focuses on small, early-stage, proof-of-concept trials evaluating the drug in combination with other cancer treatments. As part of this approach the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) has awarded grants to support three different clinical trials of bavituximab treatment combinations. These trials will evaluate novel bavituximab combinations in glioblastoma, head and neck cancer, and hepatocellular carcinoma including an immunotherapy combination. Additionally, Peregrine continues to advance its pre-clinical collaboration with
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