UK biotechnology firm Astex Therapeutics says that positive biomarker data from the first Phase I trial of its cyclin dependent kinase inhibitor, AT7519, will be presented at the American Association for Cancer Research annual meeting, in Denver, Colorado.
Results to be reported at this meeting demonstrate that direct inhibition of CDK was observed in skin biopsies or serum samples at all doses during the escalation phase. By monitoring phenotypic markers that occur only as a consequence of a pharmacologically-relevant CDK inhibition, the firm was further able to determine a predicted biologically-effective dose.
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