France-based Atlab Pharma has reported positive data from a Phase II study of ATL101 (Lutetium-177 anti-PSMA antibody), conducted in patients with progressive metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC).

A statistically significant relationship between injected dose and antitumor activity was observed in the study, which demonstrated a favourable safety profile.

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Atlab medical affairs head Professor Jean-François Chatal said the results signify the safety and the antitumor activity of ATL101 in mCRPC.

"ATL101 shows a steep dose effect on antitumor activity as expected from its radiotherapy mode of action and a potential in prolonging the life of patients with metastatic prostate cancer," Chatal said.

ATL101 was administered as a single intravenous injection at two radioactivity dose levels, 65mCi/m² or 70mCi/m², in two planned consecutive cohorts of the study enrolling 15 and 17 mCRPC patients respectively.

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"A statistically significant relationship between injected dose and antitumor activity was observed in the study"

Later, a third expansion cohort of 15 patients was added at the 70mCi/m² dose.

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