Targeted Genetics and Stanford Medical Center in the USA have started aPhase II trial of TG's gene therapy product for cystic fibrosis, tgAAV-CFTR. The company recently reported positive Phase I data with the product, demonstrating that it is safe, provides efficient gene transfer and long-term gene persistence (up to 70 days).
The Phase II trial will test the safety and efficacy of TG's aerosol-formulated, adeno-associated virus-vector product in preventing the occurrence of sinusitis in patients with CF. 50 patients will receive tgAAV-CFTR in one sinus, and placebo in the other.
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