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One of Talem’s most advanced development programs, TATX-03 (anti-SARS-CoV-2 PolyTope® monoclonal antibody cocktail), is a rationally designed, fully human, 4-antibody cocktail containing potently neutralizing antibodies against non-overlapping epitopes on SARS-CoV-2. Talem’s SARS-CoV-2 PolyTope® therapy is designed to reduce mutagenic escape risk with an emphasis on efficacy for every patient, variant, and strain of SARS-CoV-2, and has been developed with the goal of sustainable efficacy as the virus evolves, combining broadly characterized, neutralizing and synergistic antibodies that exhibit diverse epitope coverage.
Target: SARS-CoV-2 and its variants
Type of Molecule: Biologic, multi-antibody cocktail
Status: IND-Enabling
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TATX-112 is a diverse panel of human and chicken-derived monoclonal antibodies against TrkB. TATX-112 antibodies are being investigated to treat different cancer types by different approaches, including antibody drug conjugate-based (ADC) strategies, bispecific approaches and therapeutic options focusing on functional interference with TrkB signaling inducing tumor regression. Separately, TATX-112 anti-TrkB agonist antibodies are being investigated to treat neuro-related disorders resulting from disturbed TrkB signaling (Alzheimer’s, Auditory System, and Ophthalmology).
Target: TrkB
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal and bispecific
Indications: Oncology and Neuro-related Disorders
Status: Lead Candidate Selection (per therapeutic approach
TATX-21 is a diverse panel of rabbit-derived monoclonal antibodies against ALK1. Anti-ALK1 antibodies are being investigated to block LDL-mediated transcytosis to treat cardiovascular disease (Atherosclerosis cardiovascular disease). In addition, TATX-21 anti-ALK1 with proven anti-angiogenic effects will be investigated to treat solid tumors. Anti-ALK1 agonists are being investigated to treat diabetic retinopathy.
Target: ALK1
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal
Indications: Cardiovascular Disease, Oncology, and Diabetic Retinopathy
Status: Lead Candidate Selection (per therapeutic approach)
Target: Not Disclosed
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal
Indications: Oncology, Auto-Immune Disease, and Inflammation
Mechanism of Actions: CDC, ADCC, and ADCP
Status: Lead Candidate Selection (per therapeutic approach)
Target: Not Disclosed
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal
Indications: Oncology, Auto-Immune Disease, and Inflammation
Mechanism of Actions: CDC, ADCC, and ADCP
Status: Lead Candidate Selection (per therapeutic approach)
Target: Not Disclosed
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal
Indications: Solid Tumor and Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Mechanism of Actions: CAR-T, ADC, CDC, ADCC, ADCP
Status: Discovery Stage (per therapeutic approach)
Target: Not Disclosed
Type of Molecule: Biologic – monoclonal
Indications: Solid Tumors and Pgp+ Tumors (multiple drug resistant)
Mechanism of Actions: Blocking (pH restoration) and overcome multiple drug resistance
Status: Discovery Stage (per therapeutic approach)
Target: Not Disclosed
Type of Molecule: Biologic – bispecific
Indications: Immuno-Oncology
Mechanism of Actions: T-cell activation facilitating tumor cell destruction (next generation bispecific)
Status: Discovery Stage
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