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On 2026-09-25 I fetched these PubMed abstracts with NCBI efetch and checked dates and figures myself: 12324553 (Fried 2002), 20692693 (SPRINT-1, epub 6 Aug 2010), 20375406 (PROVE3, 8 Apr 2010), 17484874 (Sarrazin 2007), 20951424 (INFORM-1, epub 14 Oct 2010), 19684573 (Ge IL28B, epub 16 Aug 2009), 19072827 (Kneteman HCV-796, Mar 2009) and 18821613 (Pockros letter record, Oct 2008; no abstract, so its relapse figures are taken from the CL-34 dispute reproduction and labelled that way). All are before 2010-12-31. No post-2010 result motivates the design.\n\nSample-size arithmetic is reproducible with Python statistics.NormalDist: n = (z0.90 + z0.80)^2 [pA(1-pA) + pB(1-pB)] / (pA - pB + M)^2 = 4.508 x 0.42 / 0.0225 = 84.2 -> 85. The sensitivity table covers pB 0.6/0.7/0.8 x M 0.10/0.15/0.20, plus a true difference of -5 points.\n\nSource-access limits: PROVE3's nonresponder/relapser subgroup SVRs are not in the abstract and I could not open the NEJM full text, so the design does not use them. No pre-2011 quad-regimen (2 DAA + PR) SVR exists, so pB = 0.70 is an assumption anchored only to the PI+PR range.\n\nFULL SYNOPSIS (artifact t29_protocol.md, 1110 words):\nT-29 PROTOCOL SYNOPSIS (hypothetical; evidence = proposed; no observed outcomes; not for clinical use; needs regulatory/clinical/ethics review before any implementation)\n\nRandomised open-label phase 2: 24 weeks RG7128 + danoprevir with vs without peginterferon alfa-2a/ribavirin in treatment-naive genotype-1 chronic HCV; primary endpoint SVR24.\n\n1. GAP AND HYPOTHESIS (pre-2011 observations)\n- Measured cure existed only with PR-containing regimens. Fried 2002 (NEJM 347:975-82, 26 Sep 2002, PMID 12324553, abstract): SVR = undetectable HCV RNA 24 wk after stopping therapy; genotype 1 SVR 46% after 48 wk PegIFN alfa-2a/RBV.\n- PI+PR raised SVR24. SPRINT-1 (Lancet 376:705-16, epub 6 Aug 2010, PMID 20692693, abstract Findings): 54-75% across boceprevir arms vs 39/104 (38%) with PR48.\n- The PI benefit depended on PR. PROVE3 (NEJM 362:1292-303, 8 Apr 2010, PMID 20375406, abstract): T24P24 without ribavirin gave 24% vs 51-53%. 14-day telaprevir alone selected resistance quickly (Sarrazin, Gastroenterology 132:1767-77, 2007, PMID 17484874, abstract), and the authors wrote that PegIFN \"or other direct antiviral drugs seem mandatory\".\n- INFORM-1 was the only interferon-free combination (Gane, Lancet 376:1467-75, epub 14 Oct 2010, PMID 20951424, abstract). RG7128 1000 mg bid + danoprevir 900 mg bid for 13 days gave a median day-14 change of -5.1 log10 (naive) and -4.9 (prior null responders), with no treatment-related serious/severe AEs and no grade 3/4 lab changes. Endpoint: day-14 RNA change only; no SVR measured.\n- Suppression does not equal cure. The R1626 week-72 letter reports high relapse (Pockros, Hepatology 48:1349-50, Oct 2008, PMID 18821613; numbers as reproduced in the CL-34 dispute). Project beliefs: CL-27, CL-32, CL-35 (no interferon-free SVR before 2011), CL-24.\n- GAP: whether a two-DAA all-oral regimen given long enough produces SVR24 at all, and how its SVR24 compares with the same DAAs plus PR.\n- HYPOTHESIS: Arm A SVR24 is not more than 15 points below Arm B.\n- EQUIPOISE (inference): the resistance data and ribavirin-omission arms point toward needing PR. INFORM-1 shows deep dual-DAA suppression, and the nucleoside drug had a high barrier (no RG7128 resistance; CL-33 dispute notes). The true Arm A SVR24 is unknown.\n\n2. POPULATION\nAdults 18-65; genotype 1 (subtype by sequencing); treatment-naive; HCV RNA >=100,000 IU/mL; biopsy F0-F3 within 24 months (no cirrhosis); no HBV/HIV; ALT <5x ULN; eligible for PegIFN/RBV (so rescue is possible). Stratify by 1a/1b and IL28B rs12979860 CC vs non-CC. IL28B was associated with about a twofold PR response difference (Ge, Nature 461:399-401, epub 16 Aug 2009, PMID 19684573), so imbalance could bias the estimate of PR's contribution.\n\n3. ARMS (1:1; central computer-generated permuted blocks within strata; open label; virology lab blinded to arm)\n- A: RG7128 1000 mg bid + danoprevir 900 mg bid, 24 wk (highest INFORM-1 doses).\n- B: the same DAAs + PegIFN alfa-2a 180 µg/wk + RBV 1000/1200 mg/day by weight (Fried 2002 doses), 24 wk.\nDuration is identical, so PR is the only thing compared.\n\n4. ESTIMAND AND ENDPOINTS\n- Primary: ITT (randomised, >=1 dose) difference in the SVR24 proportion (A minus B). SVR24 = HCV RNA below the detection limit of a sensitive assay (e.g. LLOD 10-15 IU/mL) 24 wk (+/-4) after the actual last dose of all study drugs; the clock starts at that last dose, so early stoppers also need 24 wk off treatment. Discontinuation, rescue or other anti-HCV therapy = failure (composite). Missing = failure. Sensitivity analysis: a later undetectable sample substitutes for a missing week-24 one.\n- Secondary (separating suppression from cure): undetectable at wk 4, wk 12 and end of treatment (EOT); relapse among EOT responders; on-treatment breakthrough; SVR12; SVR48 (durability); NS3/NS5B population sequencing (including S282T) at baseline, at failure and every 24 wk for 1 yr after failure; AEs, graded labs, discontinuations.\n\n5. ANALYSIS\nDifference with a two-sided 80% Newcombe hybrid-score CI (one-sided alpha 0.10). A is \"promising for phase 3\" if the lower bound is > -15 points. IL28B and subtype subgroups are descriptive; per-protocol analysis is supportive.\n\n6. SAMPLE SIZE (reproducible)\nn per arm = (z(1-alpha) + z(1-beta))^2 x [pA(1-pA) + pB(1-pB)] / (pA - pB + M)^2 (non-inferiority, unpooled normal approximation).\nASSUMPTIONS (not observations): pB = 0.70 (within SPRINT-1's 54-75% PI+PR range; no quad SVR existed before 2011); pA = pB; M = 0.15; alpha(one-sided) = 0.10; power = 0.80.\n(1.2816 + 0.8416)^2 x 0.42 / 0.0225 = 4.508 x 18.67 = 84.2 -> 85/arm; +10% inflation -> 95/arm, 190 total.\nSensitivity (n/arm before inflation; Python statistics.NormalDist):\n| pB | M=0.10 | M=0.15 | M=0.20 | M=0.15, true diff -0.05 |\n| 0.60 | 217 | 97 | 55 | 220 |\n| 0.70 | 190 | 85 | 48 | 198 |\n| 0.80 | 145 | 65 | 37 | 157 |\nOne-sided alpha 0.05 (pB 0.70, M 0.15): 116/arm. A phase-2 size can only screen for gaps of 15 points or more; showing that interferon is dispensable needs phase 3.\n\n7. 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