GeNeuro (Euronext: CH0308403085), a Swiss gene specialist listed in Paris, has announced top-line results from the ProTEct-MS study of temelimab.
Temelimab is a monoclonal antibody, designed to neutralize a particular pathogenic retroviral envelope protein, under development as a potential treatment for multiple sclerosis.
Having already secured positive results at a lower dose in two clinical studies, CHANGE-MS and ANGEL-MS, GeNeuro said the trial confirmed an “excellent safety profile and tolerability” for higher doses.
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