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Reminder: Urologist Call on NMIBC & UTUC Landscape and Expectations for TYRA's Dabogratinib
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Reminder: Urologist Call on NMIBC & UTUC Landscape and Expectations for TYRA's Dabogratinib
Guest Speaker
Dr. Pooya Banapour, MD, FACS - Urologic Oncologist and Surgeon at UNIO Health Partners
Barclays Host
Ellie Merle, CFA - US Biotechnology Analyst
Event Description
We're hosting a call with a urologist to discuss the diagnosis and evolving treatment
landscape for intermediate risk non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (IR NMIBC) and low-
grade upper tract urothelial carcinoma (LG UTUC). We'll discuss TYRA's FGFR3-selective
inhibitor dabogratinib and the physician's expectations into TYRA's initial Ph2 data in IR
NMIBC expected in August.
LG UTUC & IR NMIBC background: Info on the diseases, current standard of care, and
physician's opinion on unmet need.
Biological rationale for FGFR3 inhibition in these indications: FGFR3 contribution to
disease pathology and rationale behind targeting FGFR3 in these scenarios.
Outlook for FGFR3 testing: Process and bottlenecks related to FGFR3 testing and
physician outlook for future testing.
Thoughts on dabogratinib and initial PoC data: Physician's view on dabogratinib as a
molecule and thoughts on initial Ph1 data in mUC.
LG UTUC and IR NMIBC landscape in development: Physician's view on what's approved
and the landscape in development for these indications.
Expectations for August IR NMIBC data: Physician's perspective on what to look for in
the dabogratinib initial Ph2 data.
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U.S. Small & Mid Cap Biotechnology: Transcript: Pediatric
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