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“In this trial, SRSD107 was safe and well tolerated, with pharmacokinetic parameters consistent with a typical siRNA product. We are encouraged by the marked, prolonged reduction in FXI antigen and activity, and increase in clotting, or thromboplastin time, that are consistent potent anticoagulation over sustained periods and reduced bleeding risk respectively. The trial provides a strong foundation for Phase 2 clinical studies.”
“There is a large population of patients who are at risk for potentially life-threatening thromboembolic events due to underlying co-morbid diseases such as malignancy, cardiovascular disease, and hyper-coagulability. A significant percentage of these patients are inadequately treated due to concerns for bleeding risk, or challenges with compliance. SRSD107 offers the potential for a therapy with lower bleeding risk, infrequent dosing for better compliance, without concerns for renal clearance or drug interactions, and reversibility to further mitigate bleeding risks that could be differentiated from currently available therapies and other Factor XI modalities.”
“Thrombotic diseases represent a significant unmet need, and our promising Phase 1 data highlights the potential of SRSD107 as a best-in-class Factor XI-targeted therapy.”
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