Alligator Bioscience AB (STO:ATORX), a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing tumour-directed immuno-oncology antibody drugs, announced on Wednesday a temporary halt in the recruitment of new patients to the company's ongoing phase I clinical trials with the drug candidates ATOR-1015 and ATOR-1017, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
According to the company, it is thoroughly monitoring the development and how it affects its ongoing clinical studies and is in close dialogue with all concerned parties to ensure that cancer patients will be able to participate in its studies again as soon as possible. Patients currently enrolled in clinical studies are expected to continue with their scheduled visits as planned. Also, the company intends to, in consultation with clinical sites and authorities, resume the recruitment of patients as soon as possible.
In addition, Alligator has moved quickly to more extensive virtual operations, except for essential laboratory work which continues with additional COVID-19-related safety measures. For the time being it is too early to estimate if the halt of recruitment affects the study completion timelines, the company added.
Neurocrine Biosciences announces presentation of Osavampator Phase 2 data at Psych Congress 2025
Ascletis presents ASC30 study results at EASD Annual Meeting
Three WuXi Biologics manufacturing facilities receive GMP certification from Turkish regulator
VarmX secures strategic collaboration and option agreement with CSL for novel coagulation therapy
Avidity Biosciences closes USD690m public offering of common stock
Akeso's ligufalimab (CD47 mAb) granted FDA Orphan Drug Designation for AML
Forte Biosciences highlights positive FB102 data in celiac disease at Tampere Symposium
SureSpace Launches in Dubai to Tackle Doomscrolling and Redefine Social Networking
Kodiak reports positive APEX data for KSI-101 in macular edema secondary to inflammation
Biophytis secures Brazilian funding and partnerships for obesity Phase 2 trial
Phrontline Biopharma doses first patient in TJ101 Phase 1 clinical trial
Gene Solutions' mitochondrial therapy platform targeting neurological diseases secures patent
Zhimeng Biopharma's investigational drug gains Phase 2 epilepsy clinical trial approval in China
Avidity Biosciences prices upsized common stock public offering