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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Apr 18.
Published in final edited form as: Cancer Discov. 2017 Feb 27;7(6):620–629. doi: 10.1158/2159-8290.CD-16-1250

Table 2.

Part 1 dose escalation schema, DLTs, dose reductions, and common AEs (>15%) or grade 3 to 4 AEs (>4%) assessed by investigator as related at the recommended dose

Dose level Patients (n = 39) DLTs in first cycle Dose reductions (any cycle) Number of treatment days
Number Description Number Median (range)
0.025 mg 3 0 2 35 (35-98)
0.05 mg 3 0 2 99 (34-205)
0.10 mg 3 0 2 119 (65-253)
0.20 mg 3 0 2 281 (35-427)
0.40 mg 3 0 1 226 (97-268)
0.60 mg 6 0 4 185 (58-289)
0.90 mg 6 1 Grade 3 TCP 5   261 (30-1114)
1.00 mg 6 0 5 214 (84-960)
1.10 mg 6a 2 Grade 3-4 TCP 4   60 (14-196)
Adverse event All grade (n = 71) Grade 3-4 (n = 71)
Any treatment-emergent AE, n (%) 55 (77) 32 (45)

Blood and lymphatic system disorders,n (%) 40 (56) 30 (42)
 Anemia 25 (35) 16 (23)
 TCP 15 (21) 13 (18)
 Neutropenia 11 (15)   7 (10)

Gastrointestinal disorders, n (%) 27 (38)   —
 Nausea 23 (32)   —

General disorders and administration site conditions, n (%) 27 (38)   2 (3)
 Fatigue 26 (37)   2 (3)

Skin and subcutaneous tissue disorders, n (%) 19 (27)   —
 Alopecia 14 (20)   —

Abbreviation: TCP, thrombocytopenia.

a

One patient discontinued from the trial on study day 21 for progressive disease, having received only 8 days of continuous dosing.

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