USA-based TorreyPines Therapeutics has initiated dosing of the first cohort of subjects in a Phase I trial of NGX426, the oral prodrug of its most advanced product candidate, tezampanel.
The double-blind, placebo-controlled, multiple dose trial will enroll a total of 20 healthy male and female adult volunteers in two sequential dose-escalating cohorts who will receive once-daily oral doses of placebo, 90mg or 150mg of NGX426 for five consecutive days. These same dose strengths of NGX426 are currently being evaluated by TorreyPines in a Phase I single dose capsaicin-induced hyperalgesia study to evaluate the analgesic effect of NGX426.
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