Paul Saladino· MD
this is so important that we're not always inhibiting mTOR we want to kind of cycle on cycle off cycle on
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this is so important that we're not always inhibiting mTOR we want to kind of cycle on cycle off cycle on
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i think this is so important that we're not always inhibiting mtor we want to kind of cycle on cycle off like a lawn cycle off
i guess it just reinforces this idea of intermittent dosing not just intermittent within the week which i think was clearly established by the phase 2a study but even applying a secondary cycle over the course of a year for example i mean you know that doing a six plus two once a year is probably not adequate so there's some frequency upon which you want to metacycle that