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280Bio Treats First Patient in US Trial of Small Molecule RAS Signaling Inhibitor

publication date: Dec 4, 2023

280Bio has treated the first patient with TEB-17231, a small molecule inhibitor of RAS signaling being tested in solid tumor cancers with KRAS, NRS and HRAS alterations. 280Bio, a precision oncology company located in South San Francisco, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Shanghai Yingli Pharma. In preclinical trials, TEB-17231 showed potent inhibition of tumor cell proliferation, demonstrating activity with different KRAS, NRAS and HRAS alterations, including tumors that have become resistant to KRAS G12C inhibitors. TEB-17231 is being developed in collaboration with The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. More details...

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