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T-1101 capsule approved by the TFDA to start Phase I clinical study

Taivex Therapeutics Corp. has identified a novel targeting small molecule anti-cancer drug, T-1101, which is new capsule form. T-1101 capsule IND application has been approved by FDA in Nov, 2020 and further by TFDA in Dec, 2020. T-1101: T-1101 Phase I trial is the first-in-human study conducted to evaluate the safety and tolerability of T-1101 capsule in patients with solid …

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T-1101 capsule approved by the FDA to start Phase I clinical study

Taivex received US FDA Investigational New Drug Application (IND) Approval for T-1101 capsule on Nov. 2021, to initiate phase I clinical trial. T-1101: T-1101 acts through disrupting the interaction between Hec1 and Nek2 to leads to tumor cells apoptosis. T-1101 demonstrated potent anti-cancer activity in different mouse xenograft models of human cancers, including liver and triple negative breast cancer. In …

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Enrollment of oral powder T-1101 OPC phase trial has completed in Taiwan

T-1101, oral powder for constitution (OPC), from Taivex has completed the phase I trial in Oct, 2019. Total 21 patients have received T-1101 (Tosylate) OPC treatment in 4 clinical trial centers. According to the Phase clinical data, T-1101 has initially proved its safety and efficacy. Taivex will continue the development of T-1101 to further clinical trial with oral capsule form …

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T-1301, a multi-targeted anti-cancer developmental drug candidate, is licensed from The National Health Research Institutes to Taivex Therapeutics Corp.

Taivex Therapeutics Corp. (Taivex) and The National Health Research Institutes (NHRI) are pleased to announce the technology transfer of T-1301 (formerly, DBPR216), a potential anti-cancer developmental drug candidate, effective on April 8. T-1301 is a novel small molecular multi-target tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI), which is orally available and exhibited potent inhibitory efficacy against both wild type and mutant forms of …

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