Inovio reports pDFVIII DNA therapy corrects bleeding in hemophilia A mice

Reuters
Mar 24
Inovio reports pDFVIII DNA therapy corrects bleeding in hemophilia A mice
  • Inovio reported preclinical results for a plasmid DNA medicine program designed to support long-term factor VIII replacement in hemophilia A, positioning it as a non-viral approach that could differentiate from existing gene therapy strategies.
  • The company said its delivery platform has shown durability in prior Phase 1 work, with in vivo production of encoded proteins persisting for at least 72 weeks.
  • Inovio stated the platform could support redosing and has not shown a host immune response against encoded proteins in that earlier clinical study, which may be relevant to competitive positioning in chronic treatment settings.


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