Encouraging gene therapy data give uniQure an injection of confidence as it preps PhIII showdown with Spark
Gene therapy company uniQure started the week in style with the news that it’s dosed the first patient in its Phase III trial — a crucial step toward its quest for the best-in-class, first-in-market title in hemophilia B gene therapy. And today it’s offering an update on the kind of mid-stage data it’s armed with.
Mean Factor IX levels hit 38% of normal levels 12 weeks after the three patients tracked in the Phase IIb study received the one-time injection, reaching what the company calls “the normal range” and well above the 12% commonly regarded as sufficient to substantially reduce spontaneous bleeds.
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