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FDA clears IND application for QTX3544 enabling initiation of Ph 1 clinical trial

“This is an exciting time at Quanta as we embark on our third clinical trial within a year, a testament to the diligent execution by the team,” said Perry Nisen, MD, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Quanta. “Powered by our proprietary research and translational platform, we believe our pipeline of oral KRAS inhibitors, designed to provide potent and selective direct inhibition of KRAS mutations, in both the ON and OFF state, can significantly broaden the range of treatable KRAS-driven cancers beyond G12C.”

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