IND Clearance from the FDA for SynKIR™-310 in R/R B-cell NHL
“Verismo Therapeutics is uniquely positioned with SynKIR™-310 to address the significant challenges in treating relapsed/refractory B-cell NHL. This includes cases where patients have relapsed after receiving approved CAR T therapies,” stated Dr. Laura Johnson, Chief Scientific Officer of Verismo Therapeutics. “The SynKIR™-310 technology is designed to enhance the anti-tumor activity and extend the efficacy of T cells. This could potentially improve persistence and prevent early disease relapse in patients with aggressive lymphomas. SynKIR™-310 could be especially beneficial for patients that relapsed after previous infusions of CAR T cell therapies.”
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