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本帖最后由 StephenW 于 2012-4-8 10:54 编辑
Oksana Markova, the director of Hepatera Company ( "Markova Oksana" ), reported that second phase of Myrcludex B clinical trials will begin in august - september of this year in several Russian cities.
ytdthjznyj Apr 04, 2012
At the moment they select the group with Hbe-, but don't tell the name of drug (we think that drug is Myrcludex). The treatment will last 3 month as a subcutaneous injection. The control group will be entecavir - three month.
ytdthjznyj Apr 04, 2012
3 month as a subcutaneous injection every day
stef2011 Apr 04, 2012 To: ytdthjznyj
wow so they have little data it may lower hbvdna in just 3 months, i thought it was slow activity
very very good, it looks like russians dont waste time like US trials, if they also publish results fast on internet and get it on market in russia in a very short time this may change hbv treatment for next years
ytdthjznyj Apr 04, 2012
From autumn will be several groups, perhaps, with different methods of treatment. I will inform when there will be any news. 4est Apr 04, 2012 To: ytdthjznyj
do you have some link's to this discussion / announcement / clinical trials ?
ytdthjznyj Apr 04, 2012
No, I didn't look for. My info is from the e-mail answer of Oksana Markova and from Moscow clinic, which is now recruiting for clinical trial
stef2011
Apr 04, 2012
To: ytdthjznyj
please ask when they will have drug available on people already on longterm nucs or nucs+peginterferon, this will be the final therapy i guess
studyforhope 9 hours To: chrisso
Infected cells die in the liver every day and are replenished with de novo infected cells from reinfection or division of infected cells. This is normally in equilibirum, hence no change in cccDNA and surface antigen levels. Myrcludex can block the reinfection, thus under the assumption of a high rate of infected cell elimination the infected pool will start to shrink.
The daily rate of hepatocyte destruction ( or noncytolytic clearance, as an alternative mechanism) will vary strongly from patient to patient. So will the effectiveness of Myrcludex on the speed of pool reduction, for that reason.
The relative poolsize during treatment can be estimated by VL measurements and quant HbSAg determinations. In 3 month they might see a development towards clear reduction in some patients that have a more rapid intrahepatic turnover of infected cells and a total percentage of infected cells that is rather low, since only then Myrcludex can work, since it cannot prevent viral spreading by infected cell division.
Treatment should be monitored and continued until negativity if the initial 3 month show a signal of reduction in a patient. The majority of chronic HBV patients are unlikely to clear within 3 month. Nevertheless the results of such a trial might give enough information to design the next trial towards a more lasting endpoint.
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