APVO's mipletamig triplet yields 93% benefit in TP53-mutant AML
Despite positive efficacy, APVO sold off ~22%, suggesting the market remains cautious about near-term catalysts and the path to multi-dose phase 3, amid funding/valuation concerns.
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Despite positive efficacy, APVO sold off ~22%, suggesting the market remains cautious about near-term catalysts and the path to multi-dose phase 3, amid funding/valuation concerns.
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Aptevo disclosed that mipletamig, used with venetoclax and azacitidine, achieved a 93% clinical benefit rate in frontline TP53-mutated AML. In 13 of 14 evaluable patients, 11 reached remission, including nine full CRs. The RAINIER program targets dose optimization by year-end with 2027 regulatory discussions, signaling a potential late-stage catalyst if efficacy persists.
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