Immutep's IMP761 significantly suppresses T-cell immune responses in Phase I trial

By Public Technologies
  • Immutep reported positive Phase I results for autoimmune drug candidate IMP761, presented in a late-breaking abstract at ACR Convergence 2026.
  • A single infusion significantly suppressed T-cell-driven immune responses in healthy volunteers, with stronger effects at higher exposure.
  • IMP761 was well tolerated across all seven dose levels, with no serious or severe adverse events reported.
  • The drug’s pharmacokinetic profile supports dosing every four weeks; the ongoing multiple-dose study has shown no new safety signals.
  • Multiple-dose results are expected in the first half of 2027 to guide dose selection for a potential Phase II program.


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