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KaliVir Immunotherapeutics

Clinical-stage oncolytic immunotherapy

The next step in oncolytic immunotherapy

KaliVir is developing VET3-TGI, a multi-mechanistic oncolytic immunotherapy engineered to overcome immune resistance in cancers that no longer respond to checkpoint inhibitors.

KaliVir scientist working with samples in the laboratory

Our mission

Most patients with advanced cancer never respond to checkpoint inhibitors, or relapse after they do. We’re building a new class of oncolytic immunotherapy for them.

Illustration of a VET virus and its engineered genome

How VET3-TGI works

Three complementary mechanisms, one therapy

1

Destroy tumor cells

Tumor-selective replication destroys cancer cells and releases antigens and danger signals, designed to turn “cold” tumors “hot.”

2

Counter immune suppression

A novel TGF-β inhibitor is designed to remodel the tumor microenvironment and reopen tumors to immune cells.

3

Activate T cells

Local IL-12 expression is designed to drive potent, synergistic T-cell activation.

Now enrolling

STEALTH-001

A Phase 1/1b study of VET3-TGI, alone and with atezolizumab, in patients with advanced solid tumors.

Pipeline

One platform, multiple solid tumors

One scalable platform, led by VET3-TGI, in development by intratumoral and intravenous delivery, alone and with atezolizumab.

Merkel cell carcinomaPhase 1b
Advanced melanomaPhase 1b
CPI-resistant and refractory solid tumorsPhase 1
Solid tumors, intravenousPhase 1
VET6-PDI · advanced or metastatic solid tumorsPreclinical
ASP1012 · partnered with Astellas PharmaPhase 1
Pipetting samples in the laboratory

Careers

Work on therapies for patients who’ve run out of options

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This site contains information about VET3-TGI, an investigational agent that has not been reviewed or approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration or any other regulatory authority. Its safety and efficacy have not been established.