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ACLF clinical trials

Discover our current clinical trials in the field of ACLF, targeting multiple pathways to tackle this complex syndrome.
Proof of concept

SRT-015 To be launched in 2025

SRT-015 is a targeted investigational drug that is designed to block ASK1 (Apoptosis Signal-regulating Kinase 1), a protein involved in liver damage and inflammation. This investigational drug may work in multiple ways to protect the liver, including reducing inflammation, preventing cell damage, and slowing down liver scarring. Preclinical studies have shown that SRT-015 may be a promising therapy for both acute and chronic liver conditions, including ACLF.

Proof of concept

NTZ To be launched in 2025

NTZ and its active form, tizoxanide (TZ) are being studied as a potential treatment for ACLF. Research has shown that NTZ may help reduce inflammation, prevent cell damage, and support organ function. Additionally, NTZ has broad anti-infectious properties against bacteria, viruses and parasites commonly found in the human gut. Since an imbalance in gut bacteria plays a role in ACLF, NTZ could help restore this balance by reducing bacterial overgrowth and gut dysbiosis, potentially protecting the intestinal barrier and improving overall health.