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Fermion OK’d to Start China Trials of Novel JAK inhibitor for Autoimmune Diseases

publication date: Feb 6, 2024

Guangzhou Fermion Technology was approved to start clinical trials of FZ007-119, a third-gen JAK inhibitor targeting TYK2 JH2 for autoimmune diseases, including moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. The candidate, which is Fermion’s third molecule to begin clinical trials, was developed using Fermion's proprietary Drug Studio AI drug development platform. Fermion says FZ007-119 showed much higher selectivity than older JAK inhibitors, which could offer better safety than existing drugs. An AI and data-driven novel drug development company, Fermion develops potential BIC/FIC candidates for central nervous system and autoimmune indications. More details....

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