Key Manufacturing and IND Preparation Milestones for ERNA-101 Toward First-in-Human Clinical Development Successfully Completed
“These achievements represent a defining moment for Ernexa Therapeutics,” said Sanjeev Luther, CEO of Ernexa Therapeutics. “Completing process development and advancing into GMP manufacturing are critical steps toward IND clearance and the launch of our first-in-human clinical study for ERNA-101. We are executing against our development strategy with urgency and discipline and remain firmly on track for our planned IND filing in the third quarter of 2026, Most importantly, we believe ERNA-101 has the potential to bring new hope to patients and families in need of better therapeutic options.”
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