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19 Sep 2011

Acceleron Launches Anaemia Drug Study

Acceleron starts a Phase I clinical study of ACE-536, the company's fourth internally discovered, developed and manufactured drug to enter human clinical trials in the past five years.

US based biopharmaceutical company Acceleron Pharma has started a Phase I clinical study of ACE-536, a ligand trap that increases red blood cells and haemoglobin by inhibiting members of the TGF-beta super family for the treatment of anaemia.

 

The multiple-dose, dose-escalating Phase I study is designed to assess the safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of ACE-536.

 

ACE-536 is the company's fourth internally discovered, developed and manufactured drug to enter human clinical trials in the past five years.

 

The company will receive a $7.5m payment from Celgene for progressing the study.

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