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You can see here the dramatic difference between immune
               activation in the placebo and in the treatment. This study
               doesn’t include data on ADAs for the simple reason that
               gluten isn’t a “drug” per say and therefore can’t have anti-
               drug antibodies.


               What you’ll see is there is a pretty significant difference in
               almost every category they tested. This incredibly
               important, what this tells us is that this drug, and this
               platform is widely effective. This is exactly the kind of
               platform we’ve been describing throughout this chapter:


                   •  Targeted
                   •  Durable
                   •  Tolerogenic by design
                   •  Delivered in a context the immune system
                       understands




               Why COUR Matters

               COUR is not alone—but it is early.
               And what makes it important to this discussion isn’t just the
               science—it’s the blueprint.

               The company exemplifies what a next-generation biologic
               developer could look like:


                   •  One that treats immune compatibility as a design
                       input, not a Phase III surprise
                   •  One that leverages natural tolerance pathways
                       instead of bypassing them
                   •  One that proves immunomodulation can be precise,
                       antigen-specific, and platformizable



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