TG01 Cancer Vaccine Shows Promising Clinical Activity in RAS-Mutant Multiple Myeloma
- TG01 cancer vaccine demonstrated excellent safety profile and induced mutant RAS-specific T-cell responses in 50% of multiple myeloma patients in a phase 1/2 trial.
- Six of twelve patients showed vaccine-induced immune responses, with five maintaining stable disease, suggesting clinical benefit in this difficult-to-treat population.
- The study targets RAS-mutant multiple myeloma, which affects 15-20% of patients and has poor prognosis with no available targeted treatments.
- Biomarker findings provide mechanistic validation and suggest specific patient selection criteria for future clinical development of the vaccine.