ANIX Reports Encouraging Safety and Long-Term Survival Signals in FSHR CAR-T Trial
Oct 1, 2026, 8:46 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Anixa Biosciences reports encouraging safety signals in its FSHR-targeted CAR-T trial for recurrent ovarian cancer, with the fifth cohort dosing at 1×10^7 CAR+ cells/kg and no dose-limiting toxicities. Several patients have survived beyond one year, including one over two years, in a heavily pre-treated population, underscoring potential for CER-T and the lira-cel program if enrollment continues and data mature.
Second patient treated in ANIX's fifth FSHR CAR-T cohort.
Cohort 5 dose: 1×10^7 CAR+ cells/kg; highest to date.
No dose-limiting toxicities observed across cohorts.
Several patients surpass one year post-treatment; one beyond two years.
Durable signals in heavily pre-treated ovarian cancer may support CER-T/lira-cel progression.
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