NetworkNewsBreaks – Silo Pharma Inc. (SILO) Announces Positive Results of New Study
Silo Pharma (OTCQB: SILO), a development-stage biopharmaceutical company, today announced that its novel liposomes reached a positive endpoint in animal studies showing effectiveness and reduced toxicity using a subcutaneous delivery method. “The successful results of our study show that the subcutaneous route of liposomal administration is well-suited for use in targeted drug delivery of anti-arthritic agents. We suggest that this drug delivery approach would not only enhance efficacy but also reduce systemic toxicity,” said Eric Weisblum, CEO of Silo Pharma. “In our previous work, ART-1-Cy7-liposomes injected i.v. demonstrated homing to arthritic joints and four hours was an optimal time point for high fluorescence intensity in the hind paws. The results of this new study show that the time kinetics and quantitative aspects of liposomes administered subcutaneous were not much different from that of liposomes injected i.v. In fact, despite some initial delay, the signal strength showed a trend towards a higher level in subcutaneous than in i.v.”
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Silo Pharma (OTCQB: SILO), a development-stage biopharmaceutical company, today announced that its novel liposomes reached a positive endpoint in animal studies showing effectiveness and reduced toxicity using a subcutaneous delivery method. “The successful results of our study show that the subcutaneous route of liposomal administration is well-suited for use in targeted drug delivery of anti-arthritic agents. We suggest that this drug delivery approach would not only enhance efficacy but also reduce systemic toxicity,” said Eric Weisblum, CEO of Silo Pharma. “In our previous work, ART-1-Cy7-liposomes injected i.v. demonstrated homing to arthritic joints and four hours was an optimal time point for high fluorescence intensity in the hind paws. The results of this new study show that the time kinetics and quantitative aspects of liposomes administered subcutaneous were not much different from that of liposomes injected i.v. In fact, despite some initial delay, the signal strength showed a trend towards a higher level in subcutaneous than in i.v.”
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