Dresden, Germany-based JADO Technologies GmbH, a developer of RAFT intervention therapeutics, has announced positive results from a Phase IIa clinical trial of its lead RAFT modulator TF002 in patients with severe atopic dermatitis. TF002, a topical formulation of miltefosine, exerts its anti-inflammatory activity via RAFT modulation. RAFTS are sub-compartments in the lipid membrane of cells that play a role in the complex physiological processes, such as immune response.
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