Isis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Form 10K - page 6

showing that ISIS-SMN
Rx
is distributed throughout the spinal cord and neurons with greater
amounts of full-length SMN2 mRNAand SMN protein in tissues from ISIS-SMN
Rx
-treated infants
compared to the amounts of full-length SMN2 mRNAand SMN protein in the tissues analyzed
from untreated SMA infants.
At theAmerican Diabetes Association Scientific Sessions, we reported Phase 2 data on ISIS-GCGR
Rx
demonstrating that patients with type 2 diabetes uncontrolled on stable metformin therapy experienced up to
a 2.25 percentage point mean reduction in HbA1c levels after 13 weeks of treatment with ISIS-GCGR
Rx
.
We reported top-line Phase 2 data on ISIS-PTP1B
Rx
demonstrating that patients with type 2 diabetes who
are uncontrolled on metformin with or without sulfonylurea experienced statistically significant mean
reductions in body weight and HbA1c (0.7 percentage point) at 36 weeks.
At theAmerican Society of Hematology annual meeting, we reported Phase 2 clinical results for ISIS-FXI
Rx
in patients undergoing total knee replacement. The results showed that ISIS-FXI
Rx
-treated patients
experienced a seven-fold lower incidence of venous thromboembolism and numerically fewer bleeding
events compared to patients treated with enoxaparin.
These data demonstrate that ISIS-FXI
Rx
can dissociate the antithrombotic effect from the bleeding
risk in patients. This is the first time an antithrombotic drug has demonstrated this profile. We
published the Phase 2 clinical data of ISIS-FXI
Rx
in the NewEngland Journal of Medicine
We reported Phase 2 results showing that ISIS-CRP
Rx
produced statistically significant mean reductions of
CRP protein of 65%with reductions as great as 84% in patients withAF. In addition, two patients who had
elevated levels of CRP (>5 mg/L) experienced a reduction of CRP that was associated with a decline to zero
in overall AF burden while on treatment.
ATL reported Phase 2 data onATL1103 in patients with acromegaly. In this study, ATL reported that
treatment withATL1103 produced a statistically significant average reduction in IGF-1, levels at the 400 mg
per week dose.
OncoGenex reported top-line Phase 2 data on apatorsen (OGX-427) in patients with metastatic bladder
cancer. In this study, the Borealis-1 study, OncoGenex reported that treatment with apatorsen in combination
with gemcitabine/cisplatin at the 600 mg dose showed a 14 percent reduction in risk of death and a
17 percent reduction in progressive disease and death.
AstraZeneca presented data from a Phase 1/2 clinical study of ISIS-STAT3-2.5
Rx
(AZD9150) at the 26
th
European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer. In this study, preliminary evidence of
antitumor activity was observed in patients with cancer, including advanced/metastatic hepatocellular
carcinoma. Additional data presented at the conference demonstrated that ISIS-STAT3-2.5
Rx
reduced STAT3
levels in multiple cell types relevant to cancer growth and survival, clinically and pre-clinically. AstraZeneca
also presented preclinical data on ISIS-AR-2.5
Rx
(AZD5312) showing that the drug is active in several
tumor models.
We reported Phase 1 results showing that ISIS-PKK
Rx
produced significant, dose-dependent reductions of
PKK of up to 95 percent in healthy volunteers.
Regulus reported results from a completed clinical study on RG-101, an anti-miR drug in development to
treat patients with hepatitis C virus, or HCV. In this study, a single dose of either 2 mg/kg or 4 mg/kg of
RG-101 demonstrated a substantial mean reduction in viral load in patients with varied HCV genotypes and
treatment history.
Together with our partners, we continued to advance our pipeline of drugs.
We initiated ENDEAR and CHERISH, Phase 3 studies evaluating ISIS-SMN
Rx
in infants and
children with SMA, respectively.
We initiatedAPPROACH, the Phase 3 study evaluating ISIS-APOCIII
Rx
in patients with familial
chylomicronemia syndrome.
Achaogen initiated a Phase 3 study of plazomicin in patients with serious multi-drug resistant,
gram-negative bacterial infections.
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