IND Application submitted to the FDA for SynKIR™-310 in R/R B-cell NHL
“Verismo is in a unique position with SynKIR™-310, to address the challenges associated with the current treatment of relapsed/refractory B-cell NHL, including relapse after treatment with commercially approved CAR T therapies,” said Dr. Laura Johnson, Chief Scientific Officer of Verismo Therapeutics. “We believe SynKIR™-310, comprised of a split-chain KIR-CAR incorporating our novel DS191 binder, has the potential to prolong T cell anti-tumor function, and improve persistence in patients with aggressive lymphomas, preventing early disease relapse. Initiation of the clinical trial is the culmination of years of focused research and diligent work by the Verismo team.”
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