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PP1131 is an investigational biologic therapy consisting of a cocktail of 12 natural lytic bacteriophages developed by Phaxiam Therapeutics (formerly Pherecydes Pharma). It is designed to treat burn wound infections by specifically targeting and destroying *Pseudomonas aeruginosa* bacteria. The therapy was evaluated in the Phase I/II PhagoBurn clinical trial (NCT02116010), where it was administered topically. The trial was stopped in January 2017 due to insufficient efficacy compared to the standard of care (1% silver sulfadiazine cream). This was attributed to the administration of a much lower phage concentration (1 × 10^2 PFU/mL) than intended due to titre loss after manufacturing. Despite the trial's outcome, researchers concluded that further studies with increased phage concentrations would be warranted.
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