Gene therapy trial facilitates major vision improvement
Some of the rare disease participants experienced fast and sustained improvement in their eyesight during the clinical trial, data shows.
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Some of the rare disease participants experienced fast and sustained improvement in their eyesight during the clinical trial, data shows.
Expanding on his earlier podcast discussion with EPR, Dr Arun Upadhyay, Chief Scientific Officer and Head of Research & Development at Ocugen, discusses the company’s promising modifier gene therapy candidates for ophthalmic disorders.
A Phase I/II trial has shown that a CRISPR-based gene editing therapy can be safely delivered to the retina and provide clinically meaningful outcomes.
In this podcast, Dr Neena Haider, Faculty at Harvard Medical School and Dr Arun Upadhyay, Chief Scientific Officer at Ocugen, discuss the development of modifier gene therapy for ocular diseases.
The lowest dose of the gene therapy was shown to be safe and somewhat improved vision in the first three patients treated in the trial.
Adam Pearson, Senior Oncology Analyst at GlobalData, comments on the development of CRISPR-based therapies and outlines potential opportunities and challenges in the space.
The Champalimaud Vision Award has been awarded to research teams for the development of a gene therapy...