Now let's look at OMS1029, our long-acting next-generation antibody targeting MASP-2 and the lectin pathway. OMS1029 is complementary to narsoplimab. Whereas narsoplimab is generally administered intravenously once weekly, ideal for acute or episodic treatment, long-acting OMS1029 is designed for chronic use. Our strategy of developing OMS1029 is a long-acting follow-on to narsoplimab is to enable Omeros to control first-line therapies for the large majority of lectin pathway related disorders. In January of this year, we completed dosing of all cohorts in the OMS1029 single ascending dose Phase 1 clinical trial. As predicted, given our experience with narsoplimab, OMS1029 was well tolerated with no safety concerns identified. The trial did deliver excitement, though, and that the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic data demonstrate that OMS1029 effectively ablates lectin pathway activity and should do so even with markedly protracted dosing intervals of once quarterly administration.