SRT001 for Behçet’s Disease
to treat mucocutaneous ulcers
Without a cure, the primary goal of BD treatment is the elimination and management of recurrent ulcers.
- General agreement amongst rheumatologists that current treatment/management options (i.e., oral & topical steroids, colchicine, azathioprine) are largely ineffective for BD patients.
- Systemic therapies are used to try to reduce flare frequency, duration, and severity
- Access, tolerability, patient-willingness, and AE risk influence systemic therapy choice
- Mild patients may elect to forgo systemic therapy because of treatment burden or AE rick
- Episodic systemic prednisone is effective at rapidly reducing BD symptoms; however, they are prescribed sparingly because of SEs
- Regardless of systemic therapy use, all BD patients are prescribed topical steroids to help control mucocutaneous flares

SRT001 addresses an unmet need for a BD treatment that is both efficacious and able to be used long-term for flares

SRT001 may offer an enhanced treatment option for BD compared to recently approved Otezla

Well defined US FDA and EU EMA pathway to approval
- Registration may proceed under expedited 505(b)(2) pathway
- Phase 2/3 registrational trial design may include 80% of BD cases from Turkey (costs in Turkey are 10% of US clinical trials costs)
- Approved both oral and genital INDs
- Concurrence on primary clinical endpoints for registration: average daily ulcer number and pain scores
- EMA Orphan Drug Designation(ODD) application submitted by 1/1/2022. Estimated 6 month to receive ODD.
- EU Protocol assistance process to begin as soon as the orphan drug designation is awarded and last for about 6mo
- EU to be included in the same process as FDA NDA submission.
SRT001 FOR APTHOUS ULCERS: BROAD ORAL HEALTH APPLICATIONS
- RX TREATMENTS:
- RECURRENT APTHOUS ULCER SYNDROME
- HIV/AIDS
- CANCERS
- OTHER IMMUNODEFICIENCIES
OTC TREATMENT
- BENIGN SPORATIC ULCERS
- LARGE POPULATIONS
