Lakewood-Amedex presents Nu-3 resistance data aligned with PACCARB goals
Jul 22, 2026, 8:08 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive resistance data and PACCARB alignment could attract investors seeking defensible, AMR-driven franchises; may lead to near-term momentum if investors view data as credible and fundable.
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Lakewood-Amedex announced resistance data for Nu-3, a Phase 2-ready antimicrobial for infected diabetic foot ulcers, aligning with PACCARB's AMR strategy. Nu-3 disrupts bacterial membranes via a physical mechanism and showed broad in vitro activity with no resistance in serial passage. The data reinforce the platform's differentiation and could influence partnerships, funding, and regulatory discussions for iDFU programs.
Nu-3 is Phase 2-ready for infected diabetic foot ulcers. Resistance data align with PACCARB.
Nu-3 shows broad in vitro activity against bacteria with various resistance mechanisms.
No resistance observed in serial passage experiments.
PACCARB public meeting focused on a 5-year AMR plan; Nu-3 aligns with objectives.
CEO Kelvin Cooper highlights Nu-3's physical-mechanism differentiation and AMR focus.
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