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PCI Biotech - Fundamentale forhold (PCIB)

Ny standard of care på gang i hele biliary tract-segmentet?

inkluderer “Histologically confirmed, unresectable advanced or metastatic biliary tract, including cholangiocarcinoma (intrahepatic or extrahepatic) and gallbladder carcinoma.”

“At a predefined interim analysis, the Independent Data Monitoring Committee concluded that the trial met the primary endpoint by demonstrating an improvement in OS in patients treated with Imfinzi plus chemotherapy versus chemotherapy alone. The combination also demonstrated an improvement in progression-free survival (PFS) and overall response rate, key secondary endpoints.”

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Bra for pasientene med denne krefttypen, men ut fra markedsreaksjonen å dømme ikkje så bra for PCIB og pågåande Realease-studie? Er det nokon her som vil reflektere litt rundt kva dette kan bety for studien til PCIB? Må PCIB endre på sin studie om det skulle bli ny SOC før Release er i mål?

Den beste til å svare på spørsmålet er vel PW. Men jeg fant likevel noe relevant på forumet:

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Så endepunktene er møtt på bla OS? Hvorfor er ikke denne utfordreren blitt nevnt av PCIB selv tidligere? Er vel bare NuCana

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2 posts were merged into an existing topic: PCI Biotech - Småprat 4 (PCIB) 2

Hver måned kårer jeg det jeg kaller Teksperter™ for noen av de mest populære investeringene våre :slight_smile:

Det er de 3 medlemmene som har fått flest likes på innleggene sine de siste 90 dagene. Teksperter™ får også en unikt merke på profilen sin og et trofé-ikon ved siden av navnet sitt. Du kan bli Tekspert™ i flere aksjer/investeringer, og troféet vil bare vises i tråder der du er Tekspert™.

Her er denne månedens Teksperter™ og det mest likte innlegget deres fra de siste 90 dagene:

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Gratulerer!

“mFOLFIRINOX triplet chemotherapy did not meet the primary study end point. CISGEM doublet chemotherapy remains the first-line standard in advanced BTC”

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Det må nok lokal behandling til for at gallegangen ikke skal tettes til :wink:

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PCI Biotech: Presentation of fimaChem for bile duct cancer at IPA masterclass series

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Nedenfor er link til presentasjonen

https://ml-eu.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/8ab949e8-1af6-48c2-aefa-51501d1ee4c1

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PCI Biotech to present at the 9th International mRNA Health Conference

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PCI Biotech: Invitation to Q3 2021 result presentation

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Ser ut som at man på første gang på veldig lenge får anledning til å møte ledelsen i PCI Biotech face-to-face.

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PCI Biotech Q3 2021 interim results

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hi

Now you can watch IPA master classes series regarding PCI for which the company sent out a press release few weeks ago. both Pål Selbo and Prof Jorg Trojan are presenters

click on first video. it combines three presentations, follow the timelines:

31:14 … PCI and Light-Controlled Delivery of Cancer Immunotherapeutics - Pål Kristian Selbo, PhD
01:00:20 … PCI of Gemcitabine in Locally Advanced Inoperable Cholangiocarcinoma - A new technique with promising clinical activity - Jorg Trojan, PhD

IPA Video Podcasts — International Photodynamic Association (IPA)

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Dette innlegget ble rapportert og er midlertidig skjult.

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Er det bare jeg eller er det slik at der er problemer med å finne en småprat-tråd for PCIB?
Kunne noen opprette en slik side?
Slik det er i dag så blir tråden for fundamentale forhold “misbrukt” , ikke?

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Her er den! :blush:

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PCI Biotech to present at ABGSC Nordic Rare Disease Seminar

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PCI BIOTECH AND IMMUNICUM ANNOUNCE AN EXTENSION TO THEIR RESEARCH COLLABORATION TO EXPLORE NOVEL CANCER VACCINATION TREATMENTS

Oslo, Norway, November 30, 2021 - PCI Biotech Holding ASA (OSE: PCIB), a cancer focused biopharmaceutical company with a unique intracellular delivery technology via Photochemical Internalisation and Immunicum AB (publ; IMMU.ST), a biopharmaceutical company focused on hard-to-treat established tumors and the prevention of cancer recurrence, announced today an extension of their current collaboration.

The companies jointly research the possibility to overcome current hurdles in cancer immunotherapy by introducing tumor independent immune targets into the tumor microenvironment, in combination with vaccination or adoptive immunotherapies. The so-called Tumor Independent Antigen concept, which has been invented by Immunicum, could benefit from PCI Biotech’s antigen delivery technologies based on Photochemical Internalisation. Following the encouraging results of the first set of in vitro experiments, during which the delivery protocol of the combination treatment has been optimized, the companies have decided to move ahead to evaluate the novel therapeutic concept in animal models. While the first experiments were conducted by Immunicum, this further in vivo evaluation will be carried out by PCI Biotech.

Commenting on the announcement PCI Biotech’s CEO, Per Walday said: “The results of the initial collaborative experiments are encouraging, supporting the immune response enhancing capability of the fimaVacc platform technology. We are committed to this collaboration and are looking forward to the next series of experiments in animal models, which are aimed to generate data that could pave the way to a potential joint development program.”

Erik Manting, CEO of Immunicum added: “At Immunicum, we are continuously studying novel immunotherapy concepts aimed to address hard-to-treat established tumors and to overcome the limitations of currently available cancer therapies. In this collaboration, we are combining our know-how and technology basis with that of PCI Biotech to design potential novel therapeutic concepts and we look forward to advancing the collaboration through in vivo studies as an important next step.”

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