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3D-PharmXchange congratulates MimeCure on €3 million financing round

3D-PharmXchange congratulates MimeCure on raising €3 million to accelerate the development of its therapy for chronic lung diseases, including Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD). The investment round is led by Addington Investment Group, with Apsara Investments as co-investor. The funds will support MimeCure in completing the preclinical phase and preparing continue reading…

We’re proud to provide continous support to Khondrion as an important milestone is reached in the Phase 3 KHENERFIN study with the treatment of the first patient

The first patient has been dosed in the pivotal Phase 3 KHENERFIN study evaluating sonlicromanol for the treatment of m.3243A>G primary mitochondrial disease. This milestone marks an important step in Khondrion’s lead program as it advances into the registrational phase of development. Khondrion is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing therapies for patients with primary continue reading…

Identity analytics: For cell-based therapies, the analytics, in addition to the process, are the product

Introduction As pharmaceutical drugs become physically larger, from small molecules to biologics to gene and cell therapies, so their molecular complexity increases. Small molecule drugs can be defined at the atomic level: it is known where each atom should be and how it should be connected to others. Methods are therefore developed to measure and continue reading…

CTNNB1 Foundation announces approval of first Clinical Trial for CTNNB1 Syndrome with support from 3D-PharmXchange

We are pleased to share that the CTNNB1 Foundation has received approval to initiate a Phase I/II clinical trial evaluating URBAGEN™, the first investigational gene-replacement therapy developed for CTNNB1 syndrome. This represents a significant step forward for the CTNNB1 community, as the first therapeutic program to reach human clinical testing for this rare neurodevelopmental condition. continue reading…

3D-PharmXchange supports TAHO Pharmaceuticals Ltd. in achieving key regulatory milestone

We are proud to have supported TAHO Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (TAHO) in the successful submission of a Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA) to the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for TAH3311, the first orodispersible film formulation of apixaban. This submission marks an important milestone for TAHO and a promising advancement in the field of anticoagulant therapy. TAH3311 has continue reading…

3D-PharmXchange Partners with BRECISE to Advance Biomarker-Driven Cancer Care

3D-PharmXchange is proud to be a partner in the BRECISE project (Biomarker Research and Evaluation for Clinical Implementation and Supporting Systems Enhancement), a five-year initiative co-funded by the Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) under Horizon Europe. The project brings together more than 30 public and private organizations across Europe with the shared goal of accelerating the continue reading…

3D-PharmXchange and Antleron Join Forces for the Living Factory 4.0 Project

The Living Factory 4.0

3D-PharmXchange is proud to announce its collaboration with Antleron in the Living Factory 4.0 project. Antleron is a Leuven-based R&D company that develops custom bioprocess solutions for cell & gene therapy applications, with a focus on personalized and digital manufacturing. The Living Factory 4.0, supported by the CrossRoads program, aims to revolutionize the development and production of continue reading…

How to successfully develop and validate molecular biomarkers for use in clinical trials

Diana Nijholt, Consultant Translational & Clinical Development

Introduction In our previous blog entitled ‘Biomarkers in early development‘, we highlighted the different types of biomarkers and their applications in (early) drug development. We discussed that biomarkers have the potential to speed up and enhance the chances of success of a clinical development program. A biomarker can, for example, define a patient subset most continue reading…

What is the Right Dose for Patients: An Introduction for Laymen

What is the right dose for patients

Introduction In my role as a consultant and in conversations with individuals who have limited experience in clinical drug development, I often find that there is some confusion between the terms “dose” and “exposure” (the plasma or local concentration of a drug). While these terms are related, they refer to distinct concepts, and understanding the continue reading…