ImmVira's MVR-T3011 IV completes first dosing in Phase I Clinical Trial

Biotechnology platform ImmVira has reportedly announced that it has commenced MVR-T3011 IV – its lead oncolytic virus therapy program. The first patient as a part of this therapy program has already been dosed, having received MVR-T3011 intravenously in the U.S.

Globally reputed clinical institutions such as Prisma Health, Sarah Cannon Research Institute, and Mary Crowley Cancer Research have been hosting the Phase I clinical trial, claim sources.

For the uninitiated, ImmVira is a biotechnology company that solely focuses on genetically modified oncolytic viruses as cancer therapeutics. The company has worked on developing science, technology, and related know-how in order to support ongoing research and development programs and commercialization of oncolytic viruses on the OV+ Potent, Enabling, Novel & Safe (OvPENS) platform.

The OvPENS platform basically consists of gene-recombinant know-how, patents, research, commercialization analytics, and manufacturing technology to come up with next-generation oncolytic viruses that are enabling, novel, potent, and safe and which hit drug development targets.

Dr. Joy Zhu, Chief Medical Officer (CMO), ImmVira, has been quoted to state that the official entry of MVR-T3011 IV into clinical studies is a major milestone in the oncolytic herpes simplex virus administration. The company is quite hopeful regarding the potential of MVR-T3011 IV to demonstrate a good safety profile and deliver highly promising clinical results, she says, adding that the proper delivery of MVR-T3011 IV is likely to provide a major opportunity to treat numerous advanced cancers which cannot be treated with regular intratumoral injections.

Dr. Grace Zhou, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), ImmVira has reportedly stated that the firm is rather thrilled about the prospects of intravenously administering MVR-T3011 IV. Post the approval of the MVR-T3011 IV's National Medical Products Administration (NMPA) clinical trial in China, the completion of initial dosage in the U.S. thus marks a major step ahead for the company’s pipeline development, she says.

Elaborating further, Dr. Grace Zhou added that ImmVira sees itself revolutionizing the future of oncolytic virotherapy and bringing hope to numerous cancer patients, their caregivers, and families, by leveraging the OvPENS R&D platform that aims at next-gen cancer therapy evolution.



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