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  1. 1 Is ACI-24.060 a promising drug for Alzheimer’s
  2. 2 What phase is ACI-24.060 in, and when are results expected?
  3. 3 Is ACI-24.060 registered on ClinicalTrials.gov or EU CTR?

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Is ACI-24.060 registered on ClinicalTrials.gov or EU CTR?

Nov 8, 2026 · 1 sources used · OpenNeedle synthesis
The short version: I can't confirm ACI-24.060 is registered on either registry. Nothing in front of me shows a ClinicalTrials.gov or EU CTR entry for it.

The closest record is a 2014 review of Alzheimer's vaccine candidates. It lists AC Immune's ACI-24 as a Phase I/II trial, with the vaccine built on an amyloid-beta fragment carried on a liposome membrane [1]. That is the earlier ACI-24, not the .060 version. No record here gives a registry identifier, a registration date, or a registry name for either compound.

Registration is a checkable fact, not a matter of evidence quality. You verify it by searching ClinicalTrials.gov and the EU CTR directly for "ACI-24.060" and for the sponsor, AC Immune. A trial can run without appearing in either place, and a listing can exist that this retrieval simply never touched. What I have cannot settle it either way.

My call: unconfirmed, not denied. Search both registries yourself before assuming either answer. Confidence: high that these records don't show a registration; not clear on whether one exists.

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  1. Immunogenicity of DNA- and recombinant protein-based Alzheimer Disease epitope vaccines Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics (2014) Thin

    This study investigates the immunogenicity of DNA and recombinant protein-based vaccines targeting Alzheimer’s disease epitopes, highlighting their potential to induce protective immune responses without harmful autoreactive T cell activation.

    DOI: 10.4161/hv.27882

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