ReEngage Therapeutics Announces Research Agreement to Accelerate Development of ACSS2 Inhibitors as Cancer Therapies

“ReEngage Therapeutics looks forward to building on the impressive preclinical data and Phase I clinical data already generated with our ACSS2 inhibitors,” said Thomas Kim, CEO and co-founder of ReEngage. “By studying the specific mechanisms of action for these compounds that affect tumor development and growth, we expect to advance the best molecules forward to study their therapeutic potential in clinical trials.”

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