InSysBio to announce extension of collaboration with discoveric bio alpha
The project aims at translational mechanistic modeling of antibodies to predict human pharmacokinetics and target occupancy in cerebrospinal fluid
LIMASSOL,
Previously mechanistic model predicting concentration of monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and target occupancy in cerebrospinal fluid was developed by InSysBio in collaboration with discoveric bio alpha. The further project expansion aims to use the model to support first-in-human study of NIDB-3101 leveraging cyno-to-human translation and available published clinical data as benchmarks.
About InSysBio
InSysBio is a group of Quantitative Systems Pharmacology (QSP) companies located in Limassol,
About discoveric bio alpha
discoveric bio alpha is a privately owned company part of a group of three separate companies dedicated to the development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of Alzheimer's Disease, Neuroinflammation and Antimicrobial Resistant infections. It is located in Pfäffikon,
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