Mirati bails on lead drug, shifts focus to I/O program
The stock is sinking for San Diego biotech Mirati Therapeutics $MRTX following news that the company is siphoning resources from its lead drug to fund its newer immuno-oncology program.
The company’s most advanced drug is glesatinib, which was in Phase II trials for non-small cell lung cancer and other solid tumors. But apparently that program is no longer the most promising in Mirati’s pipeline.
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