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2003 MAY 14 - (NewsRx.com & NewsRx.net) -- A presentation by Mojave Therapeutics, Inc., at The Future of Vaccines Conference in Semmering, Austria, included an update on the company's melanoma clinical trial and results from recent pre-clinical studies showing dramatically increased effectiveness of Javelin, Mojave's lead technology platform.
Mojave Therapeutics, Inc. is developing heat shock protein-based immunotherapies. Brian Barber, PhD, its chief scientific officer and senior vice-president, delivered a talk entitled "Delivering T-cell immunity with heat shock proteins."
In a previously reported study of 27 metastatic melanoma patients (AJCC Stages III and IV), formulations based on the Javelin technology were found to be safe and well-tolerated, and generated specific T-cell responses in 9 of 15 evaluable patients. Seven of the 15 patients have shown specific T-cell responses to tyrosinase antigen. Though this trial was not designed to track clinical outcomes, after 2 years in the study six of the seven patients who had T-cell responses to tyrosinase antigen ...