Ensysce Biosciences posts investor presentation on trypsin-controlled opioids with abuse, overdose protection
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- Ensysce Biosciences outlined a planned US pain franchise built around its trypsin-controlled TAAP platform for abuse deterrence, led by PF614, an oxycodone prodrug.
- The company positioned PF614 for acute severe post-surgical pain, citing a Phase 3 abdominoplasty study initiated in 2025 as the pivotal trial intended to support an NDA in 2027.
- A second Phase 3 study in bunionectomy was slated to start in 2026 to expand the safety database.
- For chronic pain, Ensysce highlighted PF614-MPAR, which combines PF614 with the trypsin inhibitor nafamostat to limit oxycodone release at higher dose-unit exposure as an overdose-mitigation approach.
- The pipeline also includes TAAP-based candidates in ADHD and opioid use disorder, alongside MPAR-related work in infectious and respiratory diseases.
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