Gamma Biotherapeutics is a Portland company whose antibody, M3T01, blocks Fas ligand, a molecule many tumours use to kill the T cells that attack them. It is in an early trial in people with advanced cancers.
Gamma Biotherapeutics, Inc., of Portland, Oregon, is a private clinical-stage company developing therapeutics that help the immune system fight cancer. Its lead programme M3T01 is a monoclonal antibody that neutralises Fas ligand, which many tumours produce and which triggers apoptosis in activated T cells; the company describes it as the first FasL-neutralising antibody to enter clinical trials. M3T01 is being tested alone and with pembrolizumab and other systemic therapies in a phase 1 trial in advanced solid tumours (NCT06719362), sponsored by Providence Health & Services. In fiscal year 2026 the National Cancer Institute funded its SBIR project on the clinical development of M3T01 for advanced cancers (1R44CA310416-01, USD 979,068).
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| Round | Year | Amount | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grant · NCI SBIR (R44) award 1R44CA310416-01: Clinical development of the anti-fas ligand monoclonal antibody M3T01 for treatment of advanced cancers | 2026 | $979K | reporter.nih.gov |
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M3T01 is an antibody from Gamma Biotherapeutics that blocks Fas ligand to protect cancer-fighting T cells, in a phase 1 trial in advanced solid tumours.
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