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    Keystone Pharmaceuticals RET Inhibitor China NSCLC Research Expected To Submit Application for New Drug Listing

    • Last Update: 2020-07-11
    • Source: Internet
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    About ARROW Research
    ARROW Research is a global clinical study designed to assess the safety, tolerance and efficacy of pralsetinib in patients with RET-positive NSCLC, thyroid cancer, and other advanced solid tumors with RET mutationsAccording to the previously released information from Keystone Pharmaceuticals, the China Research Center achieved the first reT fusion-positive NSCLC patient with platinum-containing chemotherapy in August 2019, completing the last group of patients in December of the same yearKeystone plans to release the results of the ARROW study reT fusion-positive NSCLC Chinese patients at a future academic conferenceabout thepralsetinib Pralsetinib is an oral (once-daily), potent and highly selective targeting of cancer-causing RET variants in the research drugBlueprint Medicines is in the process of clinical development of Pralsetinib for the treatment of patients with reT variants of non-small cell lung cancer, thyroid cancer and other solid tumorsThe U.SFDA has awarded Pralsetinib Breakthrough Therapy for the treatment of RET fusion-positive non-small cell lung cancer that progresses after platinum-containing chemotherapy, and reT mutation-positive thyroid myelin cancer patients who require systematic treatment and do not have an alternative treatmentBlueprint Medicines announced in May 2020 that its application for the local izede or metastasis NSCLC for the treatment of RET fusion positive sedatives in the United States and the European Union had been formally accepted and certified by the FDA and the European Medicines Agency, respectivelyPralsetinib was designed by Blueprint Medicines' research team based on its proprietary compound libraryIn preclinical studies, Pralsetinib consistently showed efficacy at secondary namole levels for the most common RET gene fusion, activation mutations, and prediction of drug-resistant mutationsAmong them, Pralsetinib's selectivity of RET is 80 times higher than THAT of VEGFR2In addition, Pralsetinib's selectivity of RET is significantly higher than that of approved multikinase inhibitorsPralsetinib is expected to overcome and prevent the occurrence of clinical resistance by inhibiting primary and secondary mutationsThis treatment is expected to achieve long-lasting clinical remission and good safety in patients with different RET variantsCornerstone Pharmaceuticals has entered into exclusive cooperation and licensing agreements with Blueprint Medicines, which has been granted exclusive development and commercialization of several drugs, including Pralsetinib, in Greater China Blueprint Medicines retains the right to develop and commercialize Pralsetinib in other parts of the world.
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