Cambridge, UK-based biopharmaceutical company CeNeS Pharmaceuticals says it has completed preparations for US trials of its developmental agent M6G (morphine-6-glucuronide). Specifically, the firm said that it has completed Phase I pharmacokinetic studies, which demonstrated that the drug has favorable linear kinetics with minimal accumulation.
Commenting on the preparations, CeNeS chief executive Neil Clark, said: "we are active in the partnering process and continue to have discussions with potential partners to collaborate and fund this program through to product launch."
In a related announcement, CeNeS said that it knows of no reason for the recent decline in the company's share price. The firm added that it has sufficient working capital and continues to make good progress in all of its operations.
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