#ASCO22: Merus looks to beat Elevation to NRG1+ summit as BLA filing approaches
CHICAGO — Merus wants to tackle a rare genomic fusion in oncology that impacts about 5,000 new patients in the US each year, and the biotech thinks its interim efficacy data can lead zenocutuzumab to become the first approved med for those patients, CEO Bill Lundberg told Endpoints News.
Looking at the data from 83 evaluable patients out of 110 treated as of April 12, Merus saw an overall response rate of 34% in patients with the rare fusion, known as NRG1+, in the biotech’s Phase I/II study and expanded access program. Of those 83 patients, 11 were part of the EAP.
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