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Summary
A Study of AAV9 Gene Therapy in Participants With Canavan Disease (CANaspire Clinical Trial)
NCTID
NCT04998396
(View at clinicaltrials.gov)
Description
The main objective of this trial is to evaluate the safety, tolerability, and pharmacodynamic activity of BBP-812, an investigational AAV9-based gene therapy, in pediatric participants with Canavan disease.
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Development Status
Inactive
Indication
Canavan Disease
Disease Ontology Term
DOID:3613
Compound Name
BBP-812
Compound Description
AAV9-ASPA
Sponsor
Aspa Therapeutics
Funder Type
Industry
Recruitment Status
Recruiting
Enrollment Count
26
Results Posted
Not Available
Therapy Information
Target Gene/Variant
ASPA
Therapy Type
Gene transfer
Therapy Route
In-vivo
Mechanism of Action
Functional gene replacement
Route of Administration
Intravenous
Drug Product Type
Viral vector
Target Tissue/Cell
Delivery System
Viral transduction
Vector Type
AAV9
Editor Type
none
Dose 1
Undisclosed dose escalation, 2 levels
Dose 2
Undisclosed expansion dose
Dose 3
Dose 4
Dose 5
Study Record Dates
Current Stage
Phase1, Phase2
Submit Date
2021-08-05
Completion Date
2030-10-08
Last Update
2024-10-22
Participation Criteria
Eligible Age
<=30 Months
Standard Ages
Child
Sexes Eligible for Study
ALL
Locations
No.of Trial Sites
4
Locations
United States
Regulatory Information
Has US IND
True
FDA Designations
Fast Track, Orphan Drug Designation, Rare Pediatric Disease Designation, Regenerative Medicine Advanced Therapy
Recent Updates
Program terminated, effective Feb 2025
Resources/Links
Clinical Publications
Adeno-associated virus-mediated gene therapy in a patient with Canavan disease using dual routes of administration and immune modulation
News and Press Releases
BridgeBio Pharma Reports Third Quarter 2024 Financial Results and Business Update
SEC Form 10-K: 2024 Annual Report
Preclinical Publications
rAAV Gene Therapy in a Canavan's Disease Mouse Model Reveals Immune Impairments and an Extended Pathology Beyond the Central Nervous System
Redirecting N-acetylaspartate metabolism in the central nervous system normalizes myelination and rescues Canavan disease
A single intravenous rAAV injection as late as P20 achieves efficacious and sustained CNS Gene therapy in Canavan mice