Syntara's Pancreatic Cancer Drug Candidate to be Subject of Australian Government-Funded Clinical Study

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01/21

Syntara (ASX:SNT) said a study to evaluate its advanced pancreatic cancer drug candidate amsulostat, or SNT-5505, in combination with standard-of-care chemotherapy will be one of the two multi-center Australian clinical studies conducted after the Garvan Institute of Medical Research in Sydney secured a AU$3 million grant under the Australian Government's Medical Research Future Fund, according to a Wednesday Australian bourse filing.

The study will assess safety and clinical activity, as well as conduct deep molecular and genetic profiling of tumor and blood samples collected before and during treatment, the filing said.

Both studies are expected to start recruitment in mid-2026, enrolling patients with advanced pancreatic cancer across leading cancer centers in New South Wales.

The company will supply the investigational anti-fibrotic LOX inhibitor in addition to scientific and clinical expertise for the study, per the filing.

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