FDA Clears IND for KTX-2001 in metastatic CRPC; Clinical Trial Collaboration with Bayer for Supply of Darolutamide announced
“We are proud to announce the FDA cleared the IND for our second clinical program, KTX-2001, on July 3rd. This achievement demonstrates our team’s efficiency and focus on advancing KTX-2001 and positively impacting the lives of patients with mCRPC,” said Terry Connolly, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of K36. “Along with this significant milestone, I am delighted to announce the Company has entered into a clinical trial collaboration agreement with Bayer for supply of darolutamide for the combination with KTX-2001 in our trial.”
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