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AD04 (Exhibit (Pennsylvania Convention Center); In-Person) - Jun 19, 2024 - Abstract #AAIC2024AAIC_1436; Based on these preclinical results we conclude that AD04 administration induces microglia to phagocytose brain debris, such as apoptotic neurons, synapses and degraded myelin in the aged brain, and in the AD brain also Abeta, extracellular tau tangles and oxidized lipids. By changing the microglial phenotype, AD04, indirectly reduces the neuroinflammation induced by Abeta, tau and neuronal debris, leading to an anti-inflammatory milieu in the brain which protects and rescues the hippocampus from neurodegeneration.
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Preclinical, Journal, IO biomarker: Reducing huntingtin by immunotherapy delays disease progression in a mouse model of Huntington disease. (Pubmed Central) - Jan 8, 2024 Compared to CTRL mAB or vehicle treated mice, the mAB C6-17 treated YAC128 animals showed improved body weight and motor behaviors, a delayed progression in motor deficits and reduced striatal EM48 immunoreactivity. These results provide the first proof of concept for the feasibility and therapeutic efficacy of an antibody-based anti-HTT passive immunization approach and suggest this modality as a potential new HD treatment strategy.
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P1, P2 In this regard, enhancing the clearance of α-synuclein via autophagy (transcription factor EB) or direct proteolysis (neurosin), inhibiting its aggregation (anle 138b and CLR01) or post-translational truncation (belnacasan), as well as active (Affitope PD01A) and passive immunotherapy (CD5-D5) have demonstrated beneficial effects on motor behavior, α-synuclein burden and other neuropathological readouts in transgenic MSA mice...These preclinical results have motivated the conduction of a phase I trial to evaluate the safety and tolerability of repeated administrations of specific active immunotherapy against α-synuclein with Affitope PD01A and PD03A (NCT02270489)...In this regard, a phase I trial to assess the safety and tolerability of anle138b in healthy volunteers is currently ongoing (NCT04208152). Additionally, a small phase II trial with exenatide (NCT04431713), an approved antidiabetic, is ongoing.
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[VIRTUAL] ACTIVE AND PASSIVE IMMUNIZATION IN THE TREATMENT OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE (On Demand Symposia A) - Dec 24, 2020 - Abstract #ADPD2021ADPD_222; To obtain active immunization AFFITOPE PD01A/PD03A has been tested in patients and healthy controls...Passsive immunization has been tested using two human antibodies PRX002/RG7935, and BIIB054...BIIB054 is actually in phase IIb since 18 months, no significant side effects have been reported during the double blind phase and interim results on clinical end-points are expected. Two other studies are starting one with UCB compound and another study with PRX.
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Enrollment closed, Trial primary completion date: AFF009: Study Assessing Safety and Therapeutic Activity of AFFITOPE (clinicaltrials.gov) - May 31, 2016 P1, N=30, Active, not recruiting, Trial primary completion date: May 2016 --> Aug 2016 Recruiting --> Active, not recruiting | Trial primary completion date: May 2016 --> Apr 2017
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