Syntara Expands Scar Drug Trial to 30 Patients With Results Due Q1 2027 [VIDEO]
Syntara's SNT-9465 skin scarring study expansion to 30 participants — backed by validated patient selection data and a new Sydney clinical site — sets up a more robust Phase 1b readout expected in Q1 2027.
Key Takeaways
- Syntara has expanded its SNT-9465 Phase 1b study from 20 to 30 participants, with top-line results now expected in Q1 2027 and the double-blind design maintained throughout.
- Baseline biopsy data from five participants confirmed markedly higher LOX activity in scars under 24 months old, validating the trial's patient selection strategy before any efficacy data is unblinded.
- The Skin Hospital, Sydney has been added as a second clinical site to support timely completion of the expanded cohort.
- SATELLITE study data showed eight SNT-6302 participants discontinued due to local skin reactions, directly reinforcing the clinical rationale for advancing the improved second-generation compound SNT-9465.
- The cohort expansion was described by management as cost-effective at the current study stage, with no additional capital raise flagged to support the expanded program.
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