First solid tumour patient dosed with ZI-MA4-1 in the ZIMA-101 Ph 1 trial
“This is a defining milestone for Zelluna and marks the beginning of the clinical evaluation of our proprietary TCR-NK platform,” said Namir Hassan, Chief Executive Officer of Zelluna. “Dosing the first patient in ZIMA-101 is the culmination of years of scientific innovation, preclinical research and manufacturing development, and represents the transition from laboratory science to treating patients for the first time with our novel TCR-NK therapy. We are deeply grateful to the investigators and the clinical teams for making this milestone possible. We now look forward to advancing the study, generating the first clinical data from our proprietary TCR-NK platform and, ultimately, improving outcomes for patients with advanced solid tumours.”
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