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Antisense Therapeutics

Approval granted to restart phase IIa trial of antisense compound in MS patients

Published in Physician Law Weekly, February 8th, 2006

Antisense Therapeutics reported that the Ethics Committee of the University of Essen in Germany has approved the company's application to restart the phase IIa trial of its antisense compound, ATL1102, for patients with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis.

The University of Essen is the primary trial site for the phase IIa clinical trial. The company now has the requisite approval and regulatory documentation in place to restart the phase IIa trial at this centre.

Patient enrollment and dosing are expected to commence at the University of Essen in February/March 2006. The other eight trial centers will, in turn, be initiated in the coming months....

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