James Rolke, Revelation Biosciences CEO

Four months af­ter first in­tranasal flunks in­fluen­za test, Rev­e­la­tion's sec­ond-gen as­set miss­es on ef­fi­ca­cy

Rev­e­la­tion Bio­sciences had big plans for 2022 af­ter go­ing pub­lic via a SPAC in Jan­u­ary and al­so rais­ing $7.7 mil­lion in PIPE fi­nanc­ing lat­er that month, but two tri­al flops have hit the small cap biotech in re­cent months.

The com­pa­ny’s first-gen­er­a­tion in­tranasal drug missed the mark on a Phase IIb study in in­fluen­za in March, and af­ter the clos­ing bell on Fri­day, the San Diego biotech said its sec­ond-gen in­tranasal ther­a­py was safe and tol­er­a­ble in a Phase Ib study, but there was no sign of ef­fi­ca­cy in re­duc­ing al­ler­gy symp­toms and in­creas­ing air­flow through the nose.

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