Freeline, a biotechnology company focused on developing curative gene therapies for chronic systemic diseases, today announces it will present data on its gene therapy programmes for Fabry Disease and Gaucher Disease at the 16th annual WORLDSymposium™ in Orlando, Florida, 10–13 February 2020. Freeline data has been selected for two oral presentations and associated posters at the conference.
Oral presentations during the session for Gene Therapy Translational Research:
Title: First-in-human study of a liver-directed AAV gene therapy (FLT190) in Fabry Disease
Presenter: Derralynn A Hughes, Royal Free Hospital & University College London, UK
Date and Time: Wednesday 12th February 2020, 8.30 AM
Title: One-off liver directed AAV gene therapy achieves long term uptake of acid beta-glucocerebrosidase by macrophages of affected tissues in Gaucher disease
Presenter: Carlos Miranda, Freeline, Stevenage, UK
Date and Time: Wednesday 12th February, 11.15 AM.
The data will also be presented as posters on Tuesday 11th February, from 4:30-6:30 PM:
First-in-human study of a liver-directed AAV gene therapy (FLT190) in Fabry Disease
Poster Number: 179
One-off liver directed AAV gene therapy achieves long term uptake of acid beta-glucocerebrosidase by macrophages of affected tissues in Gaucher disease
Poster Number: 274