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Re: Steady_T post# 342367

Tuesday, 01/04/2022 10:18:52 AM

Tuesday, January 04, 2022 10:18:52 AM

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I think that Anavex is hot on the trail of identifying biomarkers. So far I haven't seen any reason to exclude any subjects on the basis of biomarkers.

My reasoning is this: the mutated variant of the SR1 gene subjects still positively respond to 2-73 albeit not as well. In this case identifying the biomarker allows for separating out the subgroup for data analysis in the same way that excluding those subjects would do. At the same time including the sub group also allows for demonstrating that the sub group does in fact benefit from 2-73 but not as much. By having the subgrouping the strong response of the wild type SR1 subjects is not diluted in the data analysis by the mutant variant which would be the case if both type were lumped together. That is a win win situation.



Well said Steady, and I agree, I think it was wise to separate the wild type SR-1 from the less responsive mutant variant for a better trail result for that cohort, rather than lumping them together for a weaker score than the robust wild type alone; representing around 90% of the AD population. That said, even the mutant variation will benefit, but just to a lesser degree. Plus he now has at least one solid biomarker.

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