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Array initiates Phase I trial of cancer drug

Array BioPharma has filed an investigational new drug application for ARRY-614 with the FDA and has initiated a Phase I clinical trial.

The compound will initially be evaluated in a single and multiple dose escalation study in normal, healthy volunteers for safety, tolerability, exposure and inhibition of mechanism-related biomarkers. ARRY-614, a potent, orally active p38 / Tie2 inhibitor, has shown good efficacy and a low side effect profile in preclinical models of human cancer and arthritis.

John Yates, chief medical officer of Array BioPharma, said: “We believe the dual inhibition of p38 and Tie2 may produce additive and/or synergistic effects with other therapies in treating multiple myeloma and other cancers as well as certain inflammatory diseases.”