DNX-2401 adenovirus

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From Ben Williams Book: Another viral therapy in phase 1 has had impressive results, comparable to the PVS-RIPO trial. DNX-2401 is a modified adenovirus that is directly injected into the tumor. Preliminary results of a phase 1 trial at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas were presented at the November 2014 SNO conference in Miami. 37 recurrent high-grade glioma patients had been treated, with no adverse events attributable to the virus being reported. 3 of 25 patients responded to the treatment with complete, durable responses of 42, 32, and 29 months so far. These three complete responders had vigorous immune responses, with 10-1000 fold increased levels of interleukin-12p70, a cytokine with great importance for type-1 anti-tumor immune responses.Property "Has original text" (as page type) with input value "Another viral therapy in phase 1 has had impressive results, comparable to the PVS-RIPO</br>trial. DNX-2401 is a modified adenovirus that is directly injected into the tumor.</br>Preliminary results of a phase 1 trial at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas were presented</br>at the November 2014 SNO conference in Miami. 37 recurrent high-grade glioma</br>patients had been treated, with no adverse events attributable to the virus being reported.</br>3 of 25 patients responded to the treatment with complete, durable responses of 42, 32,</br>and 29 months so far. These three complete responders had vigorous immune responses,</br>with 10-1000 fold increased levels of interleukin-12p70, a cytokine with great importance</br>for type-1 anti-tumor immune responses." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.

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