FDA clears IND application for Recursion’s LSD1 inhibitor REC-4539

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FDA cleared an investigational new drug application for a phase I/II clinical trial of REC-4539, a brain penetrant LSD1 inhibitor. Initial clinical investigation will focus on small cell lung cancer while also exploring several other solid tumor indications. 

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