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Trogenix raised $95M to develop gene therapies for aggressive cancers, with first human trials starting in 2026.
Trogenix, a University of Edinburgh spinout, has raised $95 million in Series A funding to advance its precision cancer therapies for aggressive solid tumors like glioblastoma and colorectal liver metastases.
Led by IQ Capital and backed by investors including Eli Lilly, Cancer Research Horizons, and the National Brain Tumor Society, the funds will support clinical development of its Odysseus® platform, which uses engineered gene therapies to simultaneously kill cancer cells and stimulate long-term immune responses.
First patient dosing in glioblastoma is expected in early 2026, with plans to expand into liver and lung cancers.
The investment marks Cancer Research Horizons’ largest to date and reflects strong confidence in the company’s potential to deliver one-time, curative treatments for high-risk cancers.
Trogenix recaudó $95M para desarrollar terapias génicas para cánceres agresivos, con los primeros ensayos en humanos comenzando en 2026.