Eliglustat

Eliglustat appears in the pilot as an oral GCS inhibitor with a GD1 clinical-trial package. The source summary lists it as marketed for GD type 1, with PD relevance marked as uncertain. Source: 20240722_181748.

Trial Map

trial / phasesource-captured populationdesign / treatmentkey source notesource
P3 ENCOREGD type 1 adults who had received ERT for 3 years or more and would switch to oral eliglustatRandomized open-label non-inferiority, 12 months, n=160Eliglustat stability 85% versus imiglucerase 94%; oral eliglustat was non-inferior to imiglucerase.20240722_181748
P3 ENGAGEUntreated GD1 for past 9 months, no splenectomy symptomsEliglustat vs placebo, 9 months, n=40Primary outcome spleen volume; secondary hemoglobin, liver volume, platelet count.20240722_181748
P3 EDGEGD1 patients stable on twice-daily eliglustat, QD vs BIDn=171Source notes 8-year follow-up results published 2018 Lukina.20240722_181748, 20240722_181752
P2Untreated GD1 adults with GBA1 enzyme deficiency and spleen/platelet/anemia criteriaOpen-label single arm, 50 mg BID, 52 weeks, n=28Statistically significant improvements in hemoglobin, platelet count, spleen volume, liver volume, lumbar spine BMD, and biomarkers.20240722_181752
P2 extensionExtension of the P2 studyOne further year, n=20Improvements maintained and extended through 4 years.20240722_181752
P1 SAD / MAD / food effectHealthy-volunteer style early development rowsSAD 0.01 to 30 mg/kg; MAD 50, 200, or 350 mg BIDOnly sparse row data visible in pilot.20240722_181752

Biomarker Context

The local table header immediately above eliglustat says “Glucosylceramide, GlcSph, a-syn”, but the visible eliglustat rows are mostly GD clinical trial outcomes rather than a PD biomarker package. Source: 20240722_181748.

Uncertainties Carried From Source

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P3 EDGE row is split across photos; right-side design/outcome cells are clipped in 20240722_181748 and continued in 20240722_181752.20240722_181748, 20240722_181752
published 2018 Lukina is small but visually consistent in the source.20240722_181752