
TransThera Showcases Tinengotinib Data on Endocrine Resistance in HR+ Breast Cancer at AACR 2026

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TransThera Sciences (Nanjing), Inc. presented new research at the 2026 AACR Annual Meeting, revealing that lineage plasticity from FGFR-JAK signaling contributes to endocrine therapy resistance in HR-positive breast cancer. Their study indicates that tinengotinib (TT-00420), a dual FGFR-JAK inhibitor, can restore luminal identity and resensitize resistant cancer models to endocrine therapy. This supports ongoing phase II trials of tinengotinib combined with endocrine therapy in advanced HR-positive breast cancer, highlighting its potential across various solid tumors and enhancing TransThera's position in the oncology market.
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