Quince Therapeutics Presents Preclinical Data at MHSRS 2022 Demonstrating Preclinical Efficacy of Bone-targeting Platform for Traumatic Bone Injury
Quince Therapeutics, Inc. (QNCX) showcased its innovative bone-targeting platform at the Military Health System Research Symposium 2022. The company's lead compound, NOV004, exhibited potential to accelerate healing in traumatic bone injuries, reducing healing time by 50% in animal models. Quince's approach targets bone fractures directly, offering a unique solution in a market lacking FDA-approved systemic therapies for fracture repair. The company plans to advance NOV004 into Phase 1 clinical studies in 2023, focusing on osteogenesis imperfecta and other significant bone diseases.
- NOV004 demonstrated a 50% decrease in fracture healing time in preclinical studies.
- The drug showed significant improvements in bone deposition and strength in animal models.
- Quince's targeting approach presents a novel solution for treating common fractures, filling a gap in available systemic therapies.
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MHSRS 2002 Poster Highlights
The following are highlights from the company’s poster presentation of preclinical data of NOV004 at MHSRS 2022:
Poster: Engineered Bone Fracture Targeted Parathyroid Hormone Agonist as an Effective Pharmaceutical for Accelerated Bone Repair in Mouse and Canine Models
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Each year in the
U.S. , there are more than 18 million fractures leading to more than in direct medical costs. NOV004 is a fracture-targeted bone anabolic agent that concentrates selectively on the bone fracture surface and induces accelerated bone formation only at the damaged site.$50 billion - Quince believes that the systemic administration of NOV004 could provide a potential opportunity to treat stress fractures, multisite trauma, as well as operative and nonoperative fractures. There are currently no FDA approved systemic therapies for fracture repair.
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In preclinical studies, Quince observed a decrease in fracture healing time by
50% in NOV004 treated groups. Additionally, bone deposition and max load doubled and the force required to refracture the bones increased more than two-fold in mouse models.
To view the poster presented at MHSRS 2022, please visit the Science section of Quince’s corporate website.
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