New Jesey, USA-based Lux Biosciences has begun treating patients in a Phase I study with its third product candidate, LX214, a proprietary topical ophthalmic solution containing the next-generation calcineurin inhibitor voclosporin. The company is developing the agent as a potential treatment for keratoconjunctivitis sicca, commonly known as dry eye syndrome, and other chronic inflammatory ocular surface diseases.
"We are pleased with the progress of our program for LX214, which we advanced from inception into the clinic in 18 months, in parallel with our LX211 and LX201 Phase III development programs," said Ulrich Grau, Lux' chief executive.
He noted that LX214 is a unique product that, based on preclinical data, is differentiated from the benchmark therapy by:
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