First Participant Dosed in Ph 1/2 Trial of RPTR-1-201 in Advanced Solid Tumors
“The development of RPTR-1-201 was enabled by our platform, which identified unique TCRs against a pan-tumor, tumor-selective epitope. Subsequent TCR engineering by the Repertoire team generated an optimized TCR bispecific immune medicine that harnesses the immune system against difficult-to-treat solid tumors,” said Anthony J. Coyle, PhD, President, Research and Development at Repertoire. “The initiation of this trial marks an important milestone, as RPTR-1-201 is the first validation of our ability to convert immune codes into potential immune medicines for cancer. We are both excited and humbled by the opportunity to test this drug candidate in participants with advanced cancers.”
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