Acurx Pharmaceuticals Secures Australian Patent for DNA Polymerase IIIC Inhibitors, Expanding Global Protection for Novel Antibiotics

Reuters10-09
Acurx Pharmaceuticals Secures Australian Patent for DNA Polymerase IIIC Inhibitors, Expanding Global Protection for Novel Antibiotics

Acurx Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced that it has been granted a new patent by the Australian Patent Office for its DNA Polymerase IIIC inhibitors, including composition-of-matter claims. This patent expands the company's growing international intellectual property portfolio for its ACX-375C program, which targets difficult-to-treat bacterial infections. In addition to the new Australian patent, similar patents have already been granted in the United States, Israel, Japan, and India, with further applications underway in other countries. The company stated that its lead DNA Polymerase IIIC inhibitor is Phase 3-ready for oral treatment of C. difficile infection, while new preclinical compounds are being developed for a range of serious bacterial infections.

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