Longeveron Inc. reported that results from its Phase 2b randomized, dose-finding clinical trial of intravenous laromestrocel (LOMECEL-B), an investigational allogeneic mesenchymal stem cell therapy, were published in the journal Cell Stem Cell. The study (NCT03169231) enrolled 148 ambulatory individuals with age-related frailty and evaluated physical functioning and patient-reported outcomes. Longeveron stated that laromestrocel was associated with dose- and time-dependent increases in the 6-minute walk test compared with placebo, including a 63.4-meter improvement at month 9 (p=0.0077), and reported associations with PROMIS Physical Function scores and changes in soluble TIE-2 as a potential biomarker. The results have already been presented in the form of a peer-reviewed publication.
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