UK-based ReNeuron Group (AIM: RENE) on Thursday said it expects data from its treatment candidate for disability caused by ischemic stroke in the first half of 2016.
The CTX stem cell therapy candidate is currently in the Phase II clinical trial in the UK, the company said in a trading statement. Following the data the company plans to submit an application to start a controlled, pivotal Phase II/III clinical trial in chronically disabled stroke patients.
In addition, ReNeuron expects its CTX cell therapy candidate for critical limb ischemia to move to Phase II development by mid-2016.
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