Excision’s HIV gene editing clinical trial; Nykode’s $45M placement; Ideaya’s post-ESMO offering

25 Oct 2023
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Plus, news from Skye Bioscience, Mediar Therapeutics and Servier. A first look at Excision’s HIV gene editing clinical trial: The company said Wednesday that three patients have been dosed in the Phase I/II study so far, with mild grade 1 side effects related to the therapy, known as EBT-101. Two of the three participants experienced brief elevation in liver enzymes, a concern related to therapies like EBT-101 that use viral vectors for delivery. However, there were no infusion-related reactions or complement-mediated toxicity, a type of immune response. The results were presented at the European Society of Gene & Cell Therapy’s annual meeting.
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