Prime Medicine Enrolls First Patient in PM577a Wilson Disease Trial
Oct 5, 2026, 8:15 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Prime Medicine announced the first patient dosed in a global Phase 1/2 trial for PM577a, an in vivo Prime Editing therapy for H1069Q Wilson disease. The FDA granted Rare Pediatric Disease designation, supporting potential regulatory incentives. Initial data is expected in 2027, with a follow-on candidate targeting R778L anticipated later.
First patient dosed in global Phase 1/2 for PM577a.
PM577a targets H1069Q ATP7B mutation; aims for one-time cure.
FDA grants Rare Pediatric Disease designation for PM577.
Initial data expected in 2027; follow-on R778L planned.
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