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PTD802: permission granted for a first study in people

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PTD802 · PTD802 targets the GPR17 receptor and is being developed as a possible way to guide immature cells toward becoming myelin-making cells.

What is being studied

PTD802 targets the GPR17 receptor and is being developed as a possible way to guide immature cells toward becoming myelin-making cells.

Research stage

Preparing for a first study in people

The FDA has allowed a first study to proceed; it is not listed as started.

What we know so far

The FDA has permitted a first-in-human study, initially in healthy volunteers. Permission is not evidence that anyone has received the drug or that it works in MS.

What this means for patients today

The study is a permitted next step, not an available treatment. No MS study or patient benefit is established.

Treatment or approach
PTD802, a drug that acts on the GPR17 receptor
How it is intended to work
Blocks the GPR17 receptor to help immature cells become myelin-making cells
Where the study is running
No centres for people with MS have been announced yet
Source: Pheno Therapeutics — official company announcement ↗
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