- Announced today a successful manufacturing demonstration of liposome platform technology (“LPT“) CBD-loaded Liposomes under aseptic conditions, together with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
- This is an important milestone in the production process of CBD-loaded Liposomes, as it now permits the demonstration of animal studies and, at a later date, human clinical studies ─ both of which bring the product closer to the marketplace.
Herzliya, Israel and Calgary, Alberta–(January 22, 2021) – Innocan Pharma Corporation (CSE: INNO) (FSE: IP4) (OTC PINK: INNPF) (the “Company” or “Innocan“), is pleased to announce today a successful manufacturing demonstration of liposome platform technology (“LPT“) CBD-loaded Liposomes under aseptic conditions, together with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
This is an important milestone in the production process of CBD-loaded Liposomes, as it now permits the demonstration of animal studies and, at a later date, human clinical studies ─ both of which bring the product closer to the marketplace.
This achievement supports studies on small and large animals, examining the therapeutic efficacy of Innocan’s CBD-loaded LPT in relevant diseases. These studies follow the results of previous studies that demonstrated the prolonged release of cannabidiol into the blood of mice and rats for at least three weeks after a single injection.
The previous study, led by Dr. Ahuva Cern, Senior Researcher in the laboratory of Professor Barenholz at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, found significant amounts of CBD in the blood and muscles of mice up to 21 days after a single intramuscular injection of CBD using the LPT. The same findings were also demonstrated in rats.
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