So systemic mastocytosis is a rare disease. Patients with advanced form of the disease have a life-threatening and life-shortening illness. It’s driven by KIT, specifically the D816V, which is a canonical mutation in systemic mastocytosis. Bezuclastinib is a new-in-class specific KIT inhibitor, and it was shown in this dose-finding study that the 100 milligram twice daily dose is the optimal dose going forward...
So systemic mastocytosis is a rare disease. Patients with advanced form of the disease have a life-threatening and life-shortening illness. It’s driven by KIT, specifically the D816V, which is a canonical mutation in systemic mastocytosis. Bezuclastinib is a new-in-class specific KIT inhibitor, and it was shown in this dose-finding study that the 100 milligram twice daily dose is the optimal dose going forward. There’s been a slight formulation change so it’s been reduced to 150 milligrams once a day but we showed that the bezuclastinib is safe and effective and leads to really profound reduction in mast cell burden and improved progression-free survival.
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