OLVEX engineers targeted therapies against validated oncogenic drivers — with Phase II evidence to prove efficacy in patient populations where current standards fail.
OLX-401 selectively inhibits the KRAS G12C oncogenic driver — the most prevalent undruggable mutation in solid tumors. Three independent clinical datasets confirm durable response.
Covalent irreversible inhibition of KRAS G12C in the inactive GDP-bound state. Selectivity ratio: >1000-fold versus wild-type KRAS in cellular assays.
View Assay DataCombination approach with SHP2 inhibitor prevents the adaptive feedback activation that limits single-agent KRAS inhibitors. No acquired resistance observed at 12-month follow-up in Phase I cohort.
Review Resistance ProfilectDNA monitoring as a pharmacodynamic biomarker enables early response assessment within 21 days of treatment initiation. Validated in 3 retrospective cohorts.
Access MethodologyProfessor of Medical Oncology, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. KRAS biology pioneer, 140+ peer-reviewed publications.
"We don't pursue targets because they're druggable. We pursue them because the biology demands it."
Former Head of Oncology Chemistry, Genentech. 22 years IND-enabling research.
"Every structural decision in OLX-401 is documented, rationalized, and reproducible. That's how drugs get approved."
Abstract: We report the discovery and characterization of OLX-401, a highly selective covalent inhibitor locking KRAS G12C in the inactive state. Preclinical models demonstrate profound and durable tumor regression without wild-type KRAS toxicity...
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