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Melius receives Australian OGTR DIR licence to support first-in-human clinical trial of MMB-003
Melius MicroBiomics has received a DIR (Dealings Involving Intentional Release) licence from Australia's OGTR (Office of the Gene Technology Regulator), marking a key regulatory milestone as the company advances toward its first-in-human clinical trial in Australia. The DIR licence supports the planned clinical evaluation of MMB-003 (EcN:: ttr ), an investigational engineered microbial therapeutic being developed as a potential treatment for ulcerative colitis. This milestone
Mar 17


Tiny capsule, big impact: The BC breakthrough that could transform gut health
A recent article by Health Research BC featured Melius MicroBiomics. We are so grateful for the support from the Health Research BC...
Apr 8, 2025


Melius Signs Foundational Licensing Agreement with UBC
UBC announced that it finalized a licensing agreement with Melius for Melius' core GEMM™ (Genetically Engineered Microbial Medicine)...
Dec 3, 2024
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