meadow fescue grass pollen allergen

Allergenapproved

Approved

Mar 13, 1924

Festuca elatior L. is the former name of a species of grass, may refer to:Festuca elatior sensu lectotype is now a synonym of Festuca arundinacea Schreb. Festuca elatior auct. Amer. is now a synonym of Festuca pratensis Huds. — Wikipedia

Clinical trial activity

1 trials · 2 clinical orgs · 4 marketing orgs

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 4

Earliest trial started Jan 2, 2019 (NCT03724240)

Timeline

1920s

Mar 13, 1924
Jubilant Innovation Ltd. — Earliest FDA Approval
Mar 13, 1924
Jubilant Innovation Ltd. — NDA Secondary Org
Mar 13, 1924
Jubilant Innovation Ltd. — NDA Organization

1930s

Jun 14, 1930
Greer Laboratories — NDA Secondary Org
Jun 14, 1930
ALK-Abello, S.A. — NDA Secondary Org

1970s

Mar 12, 1974
Allermed Laboratories — NDA Secondary Org

2010s

Jan 1, 2019
Earliest Phase 3 Sponsor(trial)

Indications

Approved for

Hypersensitivity, Immediate (approved 1924)

Studied for

Rhinitis, Allergic, Seasonal · Phase 3

Mechanism of action

Grass allergenImmunity, desensitized
Grass allergen immunity, desensitized

Approval history

approvedMar 13, 1924

Chemistry & pharmacology

Oral

Parenteral

Topical

Sources

Also known as

pollens - grasses, fescue, meadow festuca elatior

Clinical trials

NCT ID	Phase	Start date	Sponsor(s)
NCT03724240	Phase 3	Jan 2, 2019	ASIT Biotech S.A., Ghent University

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Organizations

Research & Development (2)

Organization	Org type	Trials	As lead sponsor	Phases	Earliest year
ASIT Biotech S.A.	For profit	1	1	1	2019
Ghent University	Academic/Hospital	1	0	1	2019

2 organizations

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Marketing (5)

Organization	Org type	Relationship	Date
ALK-Abello, S.A.	For profit	NDA2	Jun 14, 1930
Allermed Laboratories	For profit	NDA2	Mar 12, 1974
Greer Laboratories	For profit	NDA2	Jun 14, 1930
Jubilant Innovation Ltd.	For profit	NDA2	Mar 13, 1924
Jubilant Innovation Ltd.	For profit	NDA	Mar 13, 1924