BioLineRx begins new BL-1020 study

20 May 2007

Israeli drug developer BioLineRx has initiated a study designed to determine the clinical binding properties of BL-1020, a developmental antipsychotic. Specifically, this will evaluate the agent's interaction with dopamine receptors in the brain.

The program, which is being conducted after the drug was successfully filed with the US Food and Drug Administration (Marketletter February 19), is a single-center, randomized, open label, sequential cohort study, and is intended to provide further confirmation of earlier efficacy findings. The firm added that the resulting data will form the basis of a Phase II dose-finding assessment, which is scheduled for the end of June.

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