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| Land | Norge |
|---|---|
| Lista | Euronext Growth Oslo |
| Sektor | Hälsovård |
| Industri | Bioteknik |
Arctic Bioscience, a biotech company with a pre-commercial pharmaceutical business and a commercial nutraceutical business, is pleased to announce it is granted a U.S. patent[1 ]with a new method related to type II diabetes. The patent claims protection for a method utilizing a lipid composition with a phospholipid extract from immature herring roe. The method is based on the same patented technology that is being used in the company's two ongoing development programs for psoriasis and brain development.
"Arctic Biosciences pharmaceutical development programs are based on the company's proprietary technology utilizing a lipid composition with a phospholipid extract from immature herring roe. Building a portfolio of patents for various utilizations of our technology and methods is an important part of our strategy to strengthen our IP platform to safeguard ongoing development programs for existing and new drug candidates." says CEO Ole Arne Eiksund.
Arctic Bioscience's drug candidate for treatment of mild-to-moderate psoriasis, HRO350, contains substances with the potential to affect cellular processes, with anecdotal evidence supporting relevance in inflammatory conditions. As such, market potential for our platform technology is significant, potentially opening large addressable markets.
In addition to protecting ongoing and future development programs, securing exclusive rights for utilisation of the technology in core and adjacent areas may represent opportunities for new business areas for Arctic Bioscience in the future. Diabetes type II is a major global health challenge.
Going forward, Arctic Bioscience's focus will remain on the upcoming phase II study for psoriasis where the unmet need continues to be high and the market opportunity attractive. The company has also an ongoing collaboration with Smerud Medical Research to develop a new novel drug candidate for brain development in extremely premature infants, also based on our existing technology platform.