A high proportion of tumours have the ability to avoid detection and destruction by the immune system. These immunologically “cold” cancers are hard to detect and show little response to conventional treatments.
Everyday is a struggle for patients fighting cancer. Our commitment is to develop new medicines that will make this struggle a thing of the past.
IngenOx is developing a suite of new precision medicine drugs and cancer vaccines to fight cold tumours. These assets are highly innovative and work through complementary mechanisms.

Together our assets work in complement to make immunotherapy work for cold tumours.

Zabadinostat
Turns cold tumours hot by presenting more tumour antigens to the immune system. Works via MHC upregulation.

AT-101
An inhibitor of the enzyme called protein arginine methyltransferase 5 (PRMT5) that reveals hidden tumour antigens by altering gene expression. AT-101 works by activation of the dark genome.

PCV-001
Trains the immune system to recognise stimulated tumour antigens, thus boosting response against previously unresponsive cold tumours. Patented platform technology enables generation of multiple cancer vaccines to target different forms of cancers.
Cancer remains a devastating and clinically unmet disease. Our Mission at IngenOx Therapeutics is to fix this.
IngenOx Therapeutics, is a biopharma spin-out from Oxford University, committed to the progression of precision therapies and vaccines for many common cancers, with particular focus on those where there is still an unmet need for long-term disease control.
Our goal is to develop effective, personalised therapies, reduce side effects and improve the lives and outcomes of individuals and patients across the globe.

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