Genprex says REQORSA trial data link TUSC2 gene to cellular repair pathways
Genprex reported results from a translational analysis of whole-blood samples from 11 lung cancer patients treated with its lead drug candidate, REQORSA, presented as a poster at the Gerontological Society of America 2026 Annual Scientific Meeting. The company says the findings suggest a shift toward cellular repair and maintenance pathways, but the filing reports no revenue, earnings, guidance, or financing figures, so the news is exploratory and carries no reported financial impact.
Key points
- Analysis used whole-blood samples from 11 lung cancer patients in two REQORSA clinical trials, taken before treatment and at 5 and 24 hours after infusion.
- At 5 hours the response was dominated by innate immune pathways, which the company says is most consistent with a nonspecific reaction to the lipid nanoparticle delivery system.
- At 24 hours the profile shifted toward cellular maintenance, and the poster was presented at the GSA meeting taking place November 4-7, 2026, in National Harbor, Maryland.
- The filing includes forward-looking warnings and notes that the company's listing compliance on The Nasdaq Capital Market and its ability to continue as a going concern remain risk factors.
The filing
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