Pipeline
Targazyme develops innovative medicines that transform cancer patient survival and quality of life to make a life-changing difference for cancer patients and their families worldwide.
Poc
Preclinical
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3 REgistration
Market
TZ101
Cancer Supportive Care for Blood Cancer Patients
Accelerating Hematopoietic Recovery to Prevent Life-Threatening Side-Effects Associated with Curative Treatments: Infections, GVHD, Internal Bleeding, Graft Failure.
Phase 3
Special Protocol
Assessment
Awarded by FDA
TZ101
Supportive Care for Patients with Auto-Immune Disease
Accelerating Hematopoietic Recovery to Prevent Life-Threatening Side-Effects Associated with Curative Treatments: Infections, GVHD, Internal Bleeding, Graft Failure..
TZ101
Supportive Care for Cancer Patients with Solid Tumors Receiving Intense Conditioning
Hematopoietic Rescue and Relapse Free Survival
FucoTREG
TZ101
+Retulatory T-cells
Prevention of Kidney Organ
Transplant Rejection
FucoTREG
TZ101
+Retulatory T-cells
Type 1 Diabetes
FucoTREG
TZ101
+Retulatory T-cells
Prevention of GvHD
FucoTREG
TZ101*
+Retulatory T-cells
Severe Autoimmune Disease
MS, SLE, IBD, RA
fucoTIL
TZ102
Breast Cancer
fucoTIL
TZ102
Colon Cancer
fucoTIL
TZ102
Pancreatic Cancer
fucoTIL
TZ102
Melanoma
TZ102+
TCR-T
(with T-cell Collaborator)
Lung Cancer
TZ102+
CD19 CAR-T
(with T-cell Collaborator)
Hematological Malignancies
Targazyme is a holding company with multiple subsidiaries: Our most advanced subsidiaries are StemZyme, developing next generation Transformative Cancer Supportive Care Enzyme medicine TZ 101 (registration trial ready with established human safety and efficacy signal), TILZYME developing the next generation Adoptive Immune Cell Therapy (FucoTILs) that address critical unmet needs for late stage metastatic cancer patients with solid tumors (Human Validation Clinical Trial Ready) and ImmunoZyme developing FucoTregs to address unmet medical needs for potentially life-threatening auto-immune diseases, such as Type 1 Diabetes, and to prevent solid organ transplant rejection (Phase 2 Ready).
Our Adoptive Immune cell therapy products have also been shown in preclinical studies to help turn cold tumors into hot tumors, thereby immune-potentiating products such as checkpoint inhibitors, MABs, growth factors etc. for improved efficacy outcomes for patients as well as enabling market expansion into cold tumor clinical indications.
Our collaborators include Kyowa Hakko Kirin, Vidacord, Resilience, Thermo Fisher, AVID Biosciences, Lonza, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Yale Medical Center, University of Pennsylvania Medical Center, Harvard University Medical Center, Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, Texas Transplant Institutes, Case Western University Hospitals, Scripps Hospitals, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, University of California San Diego, Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, NIH/NCI and Indiana University.