Omeros Reports Successful Primate Study of OncotoX-AML for Leukemia Treatment

Reuters02-17
Omeros Reports Successful Primate Study of OncotoX-AML for Leukemia Treatment

Omeros Corporation announced the successful completion of an initial nonhuman primate study evaluating its OncotoX-AML therapeutic platform for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). The study demonstrated a marked, selective, and reversible reduction in myeloid progenitor cells, with OncotoX-AML being well tolerated and showing no significant safety signals. In preclinical murine-human xenograft models, OncotoX-AML also showed superior efficacy compared to standard-of-care treatments. The results from these studies have already been presented, and Omeros plans to initiate IND-enabling studies to advance OncotoX-AML toward clinical trials, targeting a first-in-human trial in late 2027.

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