TcLand Expression launches the "PRINT" international clinical trial to validate its blood biomarker RA-INF-Dx and announces the recruitment of its first patient
TcLand Expression SA announced the launch of the PRINT trial ("Predicting non-response to infliximab therapy") and the recruitment of its first patient in a French rheumatology center. PRINT is a prospective, international, multicenter trial seeking to validate the blood-based biomarker RA-INF-Dx as a predictive, multigene molecular diagnostic for identifying rheumatoid arthritis patients who are unlikely to respond to infliximab (Remicade®), a monoclonal antibody targeting tumor necrosis factor (TNF). In all, 200 patients will included in the study by around 25 investigating centers in 7 European countries.
"The RA-INF-Dx predictive blood test will constitute a major step forward in the management of rheumatoid arthritis patients. RA-INF-Dx will help to optimize treatment with infliximab by identifying non-responder patients prior to the initiation of anti-TNF therapy. This will enable clinicians to offer patients the most suitable treatment option, reduce the incidence of potential short- and long-term side effects and thus positively influence quality of care and overall healthcare costs", emphasized Patrick Larcier, Vice President of Clinical and Regulatory Affairs at TcLand Expression.
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