Triangle Pharmaceuticals has reported encouraging data from a Phase Ibtrial with its anti-HIV drug, MKC-422, a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor.
HIV-1 infected asymptomatic volunteers were recruited in the trial and received either one of six doses up to 500mg bid for a two-month period, or 750mg bid for a one-month period.
Significant antiviral activity was seen at all bid doses with a maximal decrease from baseline viral load noted at week one. At the 500mg bid dose, 83% of patients had a greater than 99% decrease in viral load.
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