Inhaled recombinant human IL-15 in dogs with naturally occurring pulmonary metastases from osteosarcoma or melanoma: a phase 1 study of clinical activity and correlates of response.
Robert B RebhunDaniel YorkSylvia Margret CruzSean J JudgeAryana M RazmaraLauren E FarleyRachel V BradyEric G JohnsonJenna H BurtonJennifer WillcoxLuke A WittenburgKevin WoolardCordelia DunaiSusan L StewartEllen E SpargerSita S WithersAlicia A GingrichKatherine A SkorupskiSami Al-NadafAmandine T LeJeuneWilliam Tn CulpWilliam J MurphyMichael S KentRobert J CanterPublished in: Journal for immunotherapy of cancer (2022)
In this first-in-dog clinical trial of inhaled rhIL-15 in dogs with advanced metastatic disease, we observed promising clinical activity when administered as a monotherapy for only 14 days. These data have significant clinical and biological implications for both dogs and humans with refractory lung metastases and support exploration of combinatorial therapies using inhaled rhIL-15.