Exchange: NASDAQ·Updated 07:30 PM EST
RNAZ logo

RNAZ TransCode Therapeutics Inc

$1.63
$0.00
(0.00%)
Today
Closed $1.63
$0.00
(0.00%)
After Hours
Mkt Cap$27.6M
Vol16,519.00

About RNAZ

TransCode Therapeutics, Inc. engages in the development and commercializing of diagnostics and therapeutics for the detection and treatment of cancer. Its lead product candidate is TTX-MC138, an antisense inhibitor of an oncogenic microRNA. The company was founded by Robert Michael Dudley, Zdravka Medarova, and Anna Moore in January 2016 and is headquartered in Boston, MA.
34

Bearish Sentiment

How do you feel about RNAZ?

GunnyTime
$RNAZ I just saw an ad on CNBC so came to take a look. My first red flag was the ad proclaiming Harvard Med professionals in this company. Then I took a look at it. Good grief! How much dilution is enough for their investors?
2
Rayvio_News_Filter
$RNAZ 🤝 TransCode Therapeutics, Inc. initiated a formal strategic process to evaluate licensing arrangements, development partnerships, and other strategic transactions to maximize the value of its oncology portfolio and lead candidate TTX-MC138. Prioritized by relevance
1
Vedran1
$RNAZ The future of cancer care is about intercepting resistance before it even shows up on a scan. Traditionally, oncologists have had to wait for a tumor to physically grow before changing an ineffective treatment. The pivotal SERENA-6 study flips this script using ctDNA (liquid biopsy). By using routine blood tests, doctors can catch hormone-resistance mutations at the microscopic level. SERENA-6 proved that switching patients to a next-gen therapy (camizestrant) the moment ctDNA flags a mutation nearly doubles progression-free survival (16.8 vs. 9.2 months). We are moving away from reactive oncology and entering the era of real-time, proactive interception. Below are a few key sources and commentary on how ctDNA is reshaping treatment decision trees and the future of cancer care:
1
Vedran1
$RNAZ It is relatively easy to recruit patients with metastatic disease who have exhausted current state-of-the-art treatment options—just like in the previous TTX study (now closed to new patients). ​This is in stark contrast to recruiting patients who do not yet have visible metastases, but show elevated circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) signaling likely progression within ~a year. For these patients, standard-of-care options still exist to slow disease progression. On top of that, over the course of a year, other proven or emerging therapies may become available. ​Given the choice between known, proven options vs. taking a risk on TransCode’s trial with the unknown long-term effects of TTX-MC138, most patients will naturally exhaust standard options first before turning to experimental therapies. We are currently missing preclinical data that proves a strong rationale for ctDNA-only patients to skip standard therapies in favor of TTX.
1
RTPRwire
$RNAZ is trading sharply higher on partnership following a Business Wire release. Natera and TransCode Therapeutics collaborate on Phase 2a trial using Signatera MRD testing to identify colorectal cancer patients for TTX-MC138 treatment evaluation. RTPR pushed this release out to users at 7:30:00 AM ET
1

Advertisement|Remove ads.