CDX-110
Phase 2b/3- Indications
- Glioblastoma multiforme
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Avant Immunotherapeutics developed a portfolio of therapeutic vaccines and immunotherapies targeting infectious diseases and cancers. Notable results included strong immunogenicity for its single-dose oral Ty800 typhoid vaccine (>90% immune response in Phase I/II) and advancement of CDX‑110 for glioblastoma into Phase II with Pfizer partnership. The company merged with Celldex Therapeutics in early/mid‑2008, after which it operated under the Celldex name.[4][6][8]
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