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Zhiyi Biotech Successfully Completes Phase I Clinical Trial of SK10 for the Treatment of Chemotherapy-induced Diarrhea
This promising result lays the foundation for SK10 as a potential novel drug for CID patients.
SK10, the first -based LBP obtained FDA IND approval, is also the first LBP of Next-generation probiotics developed by Chinese biotech company that approved for clinical trials by FDA. Studies have shown that SK10 can ameliorate 5-FU induced injury via mitochondrial apoptotic BCL2/BAX pathway, reduce inflammatory cytokines, and enhance mucosal barrier function, thereby effectively inhibiting the inflammatory response of intestinal epithelial cells induced by chemotherapy and the associated diarrhea symptoms.
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Cytotoxic drugs or targeted therapy can cause drug-associated diarrhea. However, available drugs for CID are limited. For example, loperamide, as a short-term symptomatic treatment, and octreotide, an intravenous/subcutaneous injection, serious adverse effects have been reported for both drugs. Hence the need for effective drugs is urgent.
Guangzhou Zhiyi Biotechnology Co., Ltd., as a clinical-stage biotech leading in LBPs in China , is committed to the research and development of LBPs, based on the next generation probiotics (NGPs). It has built up a complete technical and industrial platform, covering from the isolation and identification of new functional strains to the development of innovative products.
It's lead drug candidate SK08 is in for the treatment of , and whose clinical progress is ahead of other LBPs in China .
It's worth mentioning that with investors including Qingkong SinoKing Capital, SDIC Venture Capital, Guangdong Technology Financial Group, Shenzhen Capital Group，KIP
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