Germany's MorphoSys says that its licensing partner, Centocor R&D of the USA, has enrolled a patient in a Phase II clinical trial with a HuCAL-derived fully-human antibody. A Phase I study using the same antibody in oncology patients was initiated in 2007 and is ongoing. The new trial is in an immunology indication. This achievement marks the first antibody, developed with MorphoSys' core technology, to enter human testing in a second indication with partners. The initiation of the Phase II trial and the Investigational New Drug in a new indication trigger (undisclosed) clinical milestone payments to MorphoSys.
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