Our Mission

Using Cancer Against Itself

Our therapeutic hijacks the cancer cell and recruits cancer-causing transcription factors to drive a multimodal immunotherapy.

POWERING A NEW DECADE OF DNA MEDICINES

FIG (Factor Induced Gene) Therapeutics is a preclinical stage biotech developing a multimodal polynucleotide therapeutic that is driven by transcription factors overexpressed in cancer.

Hope for solid tumor immunotherapy

Immunotherapy for solid tumors, especially “immunologically cold tumors” like breast and prostate cancer, has often failed due to the complex immunosuppressive tumor microenvironment neutralizing an antitumor immune response. Our therapeutic not only recruits potent anti-tumor immune cells, but also inhibits multiple key immunosuppressive factors in the tumor microenvironment. Our technology even has the potential to improve efficacy of prior promising therapies that have failed in the clinic.

Lipid Nanoparticle

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LNP Killing Cancer

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T- Cells Killing Cancer

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Androgen Receptor Binding DNA

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Our pipeline

Our pipeline is still in the preclinical stage, with our most advanced candidate primarily focused on high risk prostate cancer. Our secondary focus is utilizing our platform technology for breast cancer and melanoma, with countless other potential applications.

Say goodbye to castration and drug resistance

After surgical removal, patients who have recurrence of their prostate or breast cancers receive hormone ablation therapy (castration) to inhibit the cancer-causing transcription factors and slow growth. However, the transcription factors undergo resistance mechanisms within 1-2 years and continue driving cancer growth. As our therapeutic is driven by the cancer-causing transcription factors, it not only prevents resistance, but also allows patients to delay or avoid castration therapy.