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Precision Therapies For Myeloid Disorders
in Inflammation & Immunology

Taran Therapeutics is developing therapies targeting the underlying drivers of myeloid disorders, initially in hematology and oncology, to address critical unmet needs in patient care.

OUR MISSION

Patients First. Urgently.

For patients facing cancers and immune-driven diseases with limited treatment choices, time matters.

We feel this greatly. Taran Therapeutics is working towards advancing targeted, novel therapies where the need is greatest.

OUR FEATURED PROGRAM

LENZ: A Focused Therapy on CMML

Lenzilumab (LENZ) is a first-in-class monoclonal antibody implicated in certain types of leukemia and inflammatory conditions, specifically for Chronic Myelomonocytic Leukemia (CMML).  LENZ safely neutralizes the GM-CSF pathway, a pathway that fuels the growth of abnormal cells in CMML.  Our therapy attacks one of the main drivers of the disease.


Taran is preparing LENZ for a Phase 3 study to treat Chronic Myelomonocytic Leukemia.  


LENZ has the potential to significantly improve outcomes for thousands of CMML patients who are currently reliant on a decades-old standard-of-care therapy that simply isn't working.

Strong Efficacy Signal

Phase 2 response rates are ~80%, including marrow CR, an ~4x improvement vs. SoC

Deep Safety Record

No serious safety issues in 700+ subjects across nine studies

Reduces Transformed Secondary AML

LENZ treatment ~10% vs. ~50% expected

Phase 3 Ready

Estimated 3 year study with potential for early-approval

~50k CMML
patients annually

Addressable patient population

LENZ has broad potential in adjacent myeloid disorders in inflammation and immunology indications. 

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Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML)

CAR-T Toxicity
Prevention

JMML & Pediatric Brain Cancer

VEXAS

TARAN'S DIVERSE PORTFOLIO

Our science extends across multiple immunologic and inflammatory conditions. 

Our secondary program, Ifabotuzumab (IFAB), is an early-stage antibody drug conjugate (ADC) and has already been studied in more than 70 patients across blood cancers and a glioblastoma (brain cancer) trial. We are exploring IFAB's potential in additional solid tumors and fibrotic disease. 

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The need is urgent. 
The opportunity is real.

We are driven by science, guided by purpose, and committed to advancing better options for patients.

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