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This study evaluates the safety and tolerability of TOP1288 rectal single and multiple ascending doses in healthy subjects and multiple doses in subjects with ulcerative colitis.
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TOP1288, a narrow spectrum protein kinase inhibitor, is being developed as a novel, non-absorbed treatment for ulcerative colitis (UC). UC is a disease of unknown cause characterised by inflammation of the lining of the large intestine and manifesting with abdominal pain and bloody diarrhoea. TOP1288 given rectally has a local anti-inflammatory action in experimental models of UC. The present study will be the first time TOP1288 has been given to humans and explores the safety, tolerability and how the body handles (absorbs, distributes and eliminates) TOP1288 and seeks evidence of the biochemical effect of the drug in the body. The study is in three parts: Part 1 investigates single doses in groups of healthy volunteers, each group dosed with an increased dose provided the drug was safe and well tolerated at the previous level. Part 2 investigates multiple ascending doses in healthy volunteers each group dosed with an increased dose provided the drug was safe and well tolerated at the previous level. Part 3 investigates one dose level by administering that dose in patient volunteers with UC. The study design is adaptive - that is after the first dose level in Part 1, which is predefined, the exact dose and dose-intervals can be modified from a pre-set plan by a Safety Review Committee in the light of the emerging results.
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Healthy Subjects and Ulcerative Colitis Subjects
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Healthy Subjects and Ulcerative Colitis Subjects
Specific to Ulcerative Colitis Subjects
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67 participants in 10 patient groups
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