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Annotated Registry of Trials in Cancer, Australia and New Zealand Ed. - Results - target/anti-IL-6-monoclonal-antibody

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target/anti-IL-6-monoclonal-antibody
4 trial(s) found.
NCT05533775
NCT04524871
NCT03564340
NSW2031 - Randwick - Prince of Wales Hospital (COMPLETED)
VIC3000 - Melbourne - Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre (COMPLETED)
NCT03424005
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IL-6
100%
PD-1/PD-L1
75%
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50%
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50%
VEGF
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CD20
25%
CTLA4
25%
HIF2a
25%
LAG3
25%
PPAR-alpha
25%
TIGIT
25%
MUC16
25%
AKT
25%
CD40
25%
CDK4
25%
CDK4 selective
25%
CDK6
25%
ERBB2
25%
ER
25%
LIV1
25%
PI3Kalpha
25%
Trop2
25%
oestrogen axis
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