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              Kintai Therapeutics

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              Kintai Therapeutics Advances Anti-Obesity Agent KTX-0200 into IND-Enabling Studies Following Positive Preclinical Data Demonstrating Sustain...

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              Lead Product(s): KTX-0200

              Therapeutic Area: Nutrition and Weight Loss Product Name: Undisclosed

              Highest Development Status: IND Enabling Product Type: Small molecule

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              Deal Type: Not Applicable January 22, 2020

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              Treatment with KTX-0200 led to sustained weight loss of 14% in chronic diet-induced obesity rodent models known to be predictive of clinical efficacy across anti-obesity drug mechanisms.

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