Allena Revises Interim Reloxaliase Analysis Targeted Now For Q1 2022; ALLN-346 Phase 2 Data On Track For End Of 2021

  • Allena Pharmaceuticals Inc ALNA provided progress updates on its ALLN-346 and reloxaliase (ALLN-177) clinical programs.
  • ALLN-346 is an enzyme therapy for hyperuricemia and gout, a metabolic disorder characterized by high systemic levels of uric acid.
    • The Company recently completed a Phase 1b multiple ascending dose study. ALLN-346 was well tolerated with no evidence of systemic absorption, and no significant safety signals and serious adverse events were reported.
    • As previously reported, the Company will initiate two Phase 2a studies to obtain initial bioactivity data and additional safety data for ALLN-346 in 3Q of 2021.
    • Initial results from the Phase 2a program are expected in 4Q of 2021.
  • Reloxaliase is an enzyme therapy for enteric hyperoxaluria, a metabolic disorder characterized by high urinary oxalate levels.
    • The Company is currently studying reloxaliase in the second (URIROX-2) of two Phase 3 trials in its URIROX program.
    • As part of the URIROX-2 adaptive design, the Company had previously planned to conduct the first interim analysis in the 2Q or 3Q of 2022. 
    • But, given the adverse impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on enrollment, the Company now plans to conduct the first interim analysis in 1Q of 2022. 
    • The Company estimates that this revised interim analysis would include UOx data during weeks 1-4 for approximately 80 patients compared with 130 as expected earlier, but would not include sufficient data to evaluate UOx levels during weeks 16-24 or the blinding rate of kidney stone events, as previously planned.
  • Price Action: ALNA shares are down 0.01% at $1.22 during the market session on the last check Monday.
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