Positive Ph 1 Results for DT-9081 in Advanced Solid Tumors Announced

Sean A. MacDonald, Chief Executive Officer of Kainova Therapeutics, added:“The successful completion of this Phase I study represents an important step for Kainova Therapeutics, highlighting the strength of our innovative approach to targeting the EP4 receptor to overcome tumor-induced immunosuppression. The favorable safety and early efficacy signals observed with DT-9081 provide meaningful insight into EP4 biology and its role in immuno-oncology. These findings reflect the depth of expertise within our team and reinforce the relevance of GPCR-modulating strategies in addressing complex immune pathways.”

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