ABOUT TNA
Founded in 2021 by respected experts who wanted to share their passion about bringing medical cures to those most in need. We are developing best-in-class small molecules with the ultimate aim to provide significant patient benefit.
ABOUT TNA THERAPEUTICS
Developing Potential Treatments for a Variety of Tumor Types
TNA Therapeutics Inc. is clinical stage pharmaceutical company focused on developing TNAT-101, a safe and well-tolerated first in class, oral agent that inhibits BCL3.
By reducing and in most cased preventing further metastasis This improves the ability of the immune system to fight cancer, making tumours more susceptible to a broad range of oncology treatments. TNAT-101 has demonstrated synergies with immune checkpoint inhibitors and may also be synergistic with other approved oncology treatments.
We will be completing IND required studies in order to file an IND and begin clinical trials to evaluate TNAT-101 in monotherapy and in combination with checkpoint inhibitors and targeted therapies in solid and haematological malignancies as it advances towards a registration study in colorectal cancer and metastatic breast cancer.
THE FUTURE
Partnering, Collaborating & Combining Towards
the Future
TNA Therapeutics will grow through partnerships and collaborations, including:
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Grants received such as the Alderley Park/CRUK/UK Innovate award recently provided to the company
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Co-development agreements where we intend to further evaluate checkpoint inhibitors in combination with TNAT-101 in CRC and TNBC.
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Combination studies in both CRC and TNBC
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Partnership with Adlai Nortye in China to develop pelareorep for metastatic breast cancer, as well as additional indications.
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Combination study with PD-1 checkpoint inhibitor in
triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC).
We have established international collaborations with leading institutions in the UK, USA and Asia to further expand the application of TNAT-101 across multiple cancer types
As we attract additional investments, we also continue to investigate collaboration and partnership opportunities, particularly with additional immuno-oncology agents, including bispecific antibodies, and CDK4/6 and PARP inhibitors.