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RxTrials Institute Drug Pipeline Alert
March 12, 2008
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6 No.
11
Biovitrum, Syntonix Begin Trial With Hemophilia Treatment
Swedish drugmaker Biovitrum and its U.S. partner Syntonix have obtained permission from the FDA to begin a Phase I/II trial of IV recombinant Factor IX (FIXFc) for patients with hemophilia B. The extended half-life of the product could enable effective treatment for both prophylaxis and on-demand therapy because it requires fewer IV injections than other drugs. The market potential for Factor IX products is estimated to be more than $600 million annually, according to Biovitrum. |
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