Aptahem’s preclinical programme is proceeding with the gradual collection of data on the Apta-1 effect profile, while the work on the company’s clinical development is proceeding in consultation with external experts. Dialogue with opinion leaders and potential partners has...
Read MoreAptahem can today announce that it has entered into an agreement with lecturer and registered practitioner Anders Bylock, a well-known expert on issues related to cardiovascular treatment including pre-clinical development, clinical trials and regulatory submissions. Dr Bylock will provide...
Read MoreQuintilesIMS publish updates from Aptahem in their newsletter Drug News in December 2016 (see page 15). Aptahem’s CEO Mikael Lindstam presented the information at Bio Europe in Cologne in November 2016. Open Drug News For further information: Mikael Lindstam,...
Read MoreIn November 2016 Smith & Franklin published an article about aptamer. Read the article. For further information: Mikael Lindstam, CEO Aptahem AB Tel: + 46 (0)766-33 36 99 E-mail: ml@aptahem.com About Aptahem Aptahem is developing drug candidates for the...
Read MoreAptahem, together with its US partner Hooke Laboratories in Boston, conducted preclinical studies on the anti-inflammatory effects of the drug candidate Apta-1 compared with Dexamethasone, one of the worldwide most prescribed drugs for inflammatory diseases. The studies indicate a...
Read MoreAptahem announce that the results from studies carried out over recent months’, in a series of targeted animal studies, show that its lead compound APTA-1 demonstrates a positive effect on a number of key features related to the coagulation...
Read MoreAptahem today announced that an extensive collaboration has begun with the Nencki Institute of Experimental Biology. Aptahem and various expert groups within the Institute will jointly examine the effects of the company’s developmental drug candidate, APTA-1. The Nencki Institute...
Read MoreAptahem announce they have entered a cooperation agreement with the Institute of Hematology and Blood Transfusion in Warsaw (IHIT), to identify APTA-1’s inhibitory mechanisms in the coagulation system. IHIT is Poland’s most prestigious hematology research institute and reference hospital....
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