Pieris AG, a German biopharmaceutical company developing Anticalins, a novel class of targeted human protein therapeutics, says it has made significant progress in the development of its Anticalin candidate PRS-050, a potent vascular endothelial growth factor antagonist with potentially-broad applicability.
Having successfully demonstrated the mode of action of PRS-050 in vitro and in vivo, Pieris has now validated the efficacy of the Anticalin product candidate in several preclinical models. Amongst those tested, Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging has been established and validated to monitor immediate treatment effects in the upcoming Phase I trial.
Production process parameters for Good Manufacturing Process production standards for PRS-050 have also been clearly defined. Initial toxicology results have shown that the drug is very well tolerated. Pieris has fulfiled critical speed and capacity goals in producing Anticalins as clinical product candidates.
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