AB-205-301 Phase 3 Trial and Related Activities to Support Clinical Development of AB-205
Grant Award Details
Grant Type:
Grant Number:
CLIN2-14302
Investigator(s):
Disease Focus:
Human Stem Cell Use:
Award Value:
$10,930,014
Status:
Active
Grant Application Details
Application Title:
AB-205-301 Phase 3 Trial and Related Activities to Support Clinical Development of AB-205
Public Abstract:
Therapeutic Candidate or Device
AB-205 is an intravenously infused medicine containing genetically modified human vascular (endothelial) cells intended to repair damaged tissue
Indication
Treatment to reduce/prevent severe multi-organ complications from curative high-intensity cancer treatments involving stem cell transplantation
Therapeutic Mechanism
AB-205 acts through paracrine effects from expression of a rich mixture of reparative proteins called angiocrine factors, which in turn revive the organ's disabled stem cell vascular niches. Properly working stem cell niches are required to repair damaged tissue and restore proper organ function. AB-205 angiocrine factors act on and revive the patient's stem cell niches, which enable timely tissue repair, restore organ function, and prevent the development of severe multi-organ complications.
Unmet Medical Need
Aggressive cancers can be cured with high-dose chemotherapy, radiation and stem cell transplantation. However, highly effective cancer treatments also tend to damage healthy tissues, making patients gravely ill and prolong hospitalization. AB-205 is intended to address this serious unmet need.
Project Objective
Late-stage (Phase 3) trial completed
Major Proposed Activities
AB-205 is an intravenously infused medicine containing genetically modified human vascular (endothelial) cells intended to repair damaged tissue
Indication
Treatment to reduce/prevent severe multi-organ complications from curative high-intensity cancer treatments involving stem cell transplantation
Therapeutic Mechanism
AB-205 acts through paracrine effects from expression of a rich mixture of reparative proteins called angiocrine factors, which in turn revive the organ's disabled stem cell vascular niches. Properly working stem cell niches are required to repair damaged tissue and restore proper organ function. AB-205 angiocrine factors act on and revive the patient's stem cell niches, which enable timely tissue repair, restore organ function, and prevent the development of severe multi-organ complications.
Unmet Medical Need
Aggressive cancers can be cured with high-dose chemotherapy, radiation and stem cell transplantation. However, highly effective cancer treatments also tend to damage healthy tissues, making patients gravely ill and prolong hospitalization. AB-205 is intended to address this serious unmet need.
Project Objective
Late-stage (Phase 3) trial completed
Major Proposed Activities
- Conduct and complete late-stage (Phase 3) trial of AB-205
- Conduct manufacturing and quality control activities related to the Phase 3 trial
- Conduct laboratory testing (non-clinical) activities related to the Phase 3 trial
Statement of Benefit to California:
In California alone, 9,250 new cases of lymphoma with over 2,100 deaths are estimated for 2022. Aggressive lymphoma can be cured with high-intensity treatments; however, > 50% of patients get gravely ill with serious complications that can be life-threatening. Patients who are older or have multiple health issues are often excluded because of the risks. A successful AB-205 trial could lead to Californians having a chance to be cured from lymphoma without facing serious complication risks.