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Immuno-Oncology

Innovative Drugs Designed to Improve Patients’ Lives

Nurix is advancing three internally discovered and wholly owned clinical-stage drug-candidates designed to treat patients with hematologic malignancies, solid tumors and inflammatory diseases. Nurix’s pipeline comprises both Targeted Protein Degraders to eliminate disease causing proteins and E3 ligase inhibitors that target key control elements in immune regulation (Targeted Protein Elevation). Drug discovery alliances with Gilead Sciences, Sanofi, and Pfizer further enhance our pipeline, each focusing on the discovery and development of Targeted Protein Degraders and Degrader-Antibody Conjugates against a set of unique targets.

Building Immunity to Cancer: Nurix’s Immuno-Oncology Program

Targeted Protein Elevation: CBL-B Inhibition

Casitas B-lineage lymphoma proto-oncogene-b (CBL-B) is an E3 ligase that is expressed in immune cells and in the context of cancer, acts as a brake on the immune system. CBL-B functions as an intracellular checkpoint that negatively regulates T cell activation, NK cell activity, and immune response through degradation of specific inhibitory signaling proteins.

Inhibition of CBL-B with a small molecule drug activates T and NK cells, a goal in the treatment of cancer, where T cells and the entire immune system can be mobilized to destroy a tumor.

Drug ProgramMOATarget/DeliveryTherapeutic AreaDiscovery - Lead OpIND enablingPhase 1aPhase 1b
Hematology/Oncology
NX-5948 TPD BTK B-cell malignancies

 

NX-2127 TPD BTK + IKZF B-cell malignancies

 

NX-1607 TPE CBL-B Immuno-oncology

 

Multiple TPD Undisclosed Undisclosed

 

Multiple TPD Undisclosed Undisclosed

 

Multiple TPD Undisclosed Undisclosed

 

Multiple DAC Undisclosed Oncology

 

Drug ProgramMOATarget/DeliveryTherapeutic AreaDiscovery - Lead OpIND enablingPhase 1aPhase 1b
Inflammation & Immunology
NX-5948 TPD BTK Inflammation/autoimmune

 

NX‑0479/GS‑6791 TPD IRAK4 Rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases

 

STAT6 degrader TPD STAT6 Type 2 inflammatory diseases

 

Undisclosed TPD Undisclosed Inflammation/autoimmune

 

Hematology/Oncology
NX-5948 - TPDBTK - B-cell malignancies

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

NX-2127 - TPDBTK + IKZF - B-cell malignancies

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

NX-1607 - TPECBL-B - Immuno-oncology

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Multiple - TPDUndisclosed - Undisclosed

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Multiple - TPDUndisclosed - Undisclosed

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Multiple - TPDUndisclosed - Undisclosed

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Multiple - DACUndisclosed - Oncology

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Inflammation & Immunology
NX-5948 - TPDBTK - Inflammation/autoimmune

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

NX‑0479/GS‑6791 - TPDIRAK4 - Rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

STAT6 degrader - TPDSTAT6 - Type 2 inflammatory diseases

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

Undisclosed - TPDUndisclosed - Inflammation/autoimmune

Preclinical

IND-Enabling

Phase 1a

Phase 1b

 

NX-1607 (oral CBL-B inhibitor for solid tumors)

NX-1607 is an oral, small molecule CBL-B inhibitor with the potential to enhance innate and adaptive immune responses. In multiple preclinical animal tumor models NX-1607 demonstrated anti-tumor activity and prolonged survival. The combination of NX-1607 with an anti-PD-1 antibody provided additional benefit in animal models. The anti-tumor activity of NX-1607 is dependent on both CD8+ T cells and NK cells.

We are planning to develop NX-1607 in multiple solid tumors and lymphoma as monotherapy or in combination with other complementary therapies such as chemotherapy and potentially check point inhibitors. NX-1607 may also have utility in combination with cell therapies such as TIL or CAR T. A Phase 1 clinical trial of NX-1607 as a single agent therapy and in combination with paclitaxel chemotherapy in multiple oncology indications is ongoing.