Argent BioPharma Ltd. Updates on SINTEF Collaboration for Chronic Wound Management
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Argent BioPharma (ASX: RGT, OTCQB: RGTLF) reports progress in its collaboration with SINTEF on enhancing antimicrobial therapies for chronic wounds and oncologic wound care. The company has advanced its proprietary antimicrobial compounds using nano-encapsulation technology to improve drug efficacy and targeted delivery.
Key achievements include establishing standardized in vitro assays, identifying Synthetic Wound Fluid (SWF) as the optimal testing medium, and selecting promising APIs with pH-dependent antimicrobial activity. The research targets diabetic foot ulcers, pressure sores, post-surgical infections, and non-melanoma skin cancer excisions.
The next phase will focus on refining API combinations for nano-encapsulation and conducting Minimum Inhibitory Concentration studies. The initiative aims to address biofilm formation, antibiotic resistance, and chronic infections in a global advanced wound care market projected to exceed $15 billion by 2030.
Positive
- Advanced wound care market projected to reach $15 billion by 2030, indicating significant market opportunity
- Successfully identified promising APIs with pH-dependent antimicrobial activity
- Established standardized testing protocols and optimal testing medium (SWF)
Negative
- Product still in early research phase with no immediate revenue potential
- No clinical trial data or regulatory approvals yet
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Advanced wound care market projected to exceed
SINTEF, headquartered in Trondheim,
Key Developments:
- Optimizing Antimicrobial Compounds: The company has advanced its proprietary antimicrobial compounds for nano-encapsulation, improving their targeted drug delivery.
- Key Research Milestones Achieved: Standardized in vitro assays have been established, Synthetic Wound Fluid (SWF) identified as the optimal testing medium, and promising active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) with pH-dependent antimicrobial activity selected.
- Addressing Critical Wound Care Needs: The initiative focuses on diabetic foot ulcers, pressure sores, post-surgical infections, and potentially non-melanoma skin cancer (NMSC) excisions, aiming to combat biofilm formation, antibiotic resistance, and chronic infections.
Research Progress:
In the project's first phase, Argent BioPharma identified SWF as the most suitable medium for testing antimicrobial efficacy in chronic wound infections. Multiple APIs were screened, revealing promising candidates whose antimicrobial activity is pH-dependent, informing future formulation strategies.
The next phase will refine API combinations for nano-encapsulation and conduct Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) studies to evaluate synergistic antimicrobial effects. This research aims to develop solutions for persistent infections, biofilm-related complications, and antibiotic resistance.
Market Potential and Strategic Goals:
With the advanced wound care market projected to exceed
Commitment to Innovation
Argent BioPharma remains committed to developing innovative therapeutic solutions for unmet medical needs.
for further information please contact:
Argent BioPharma Roby Zomer CEO & Managing Director +61 8 6555 2950 | Argent BioPharma Rowan Harland Company Secretary +61 8 6555 2950
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SOURCE Argent BioPharma Ltd.