UniQure’s Mixed Data In Huntington’s May Slow Firm’s Momentum

UniQure’s Phase I/II interim readout in Huntington’s disease showed improvements on functional and clinical measures, but mixed results on a pair of biomarkers.

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UniQure's investors aren't sure what to make of the firm's new Huntington's data • Source: Shutterstock

UniQure N.V. said it is pleased with a new interim readout from its Phase I/II US trial of AMT-130, a gene therapy candidate for Huntington’s disease, but the response of its investors on 21 June suggests concern about a dataset that at least one analyst called “mixed.”

Data from the 26-patient study showed preserved function from baseline and clinical benefits compared to the natural history of Huntington’s...

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