Chemical name: [18F]FET-βAG-TOCA.
Precision oncology
NuclearMediX is building a platform-driven radiopharmaceutical pipeline, combining clinically validated assets with a scalable engine for expansion.
| Candidate | Target | Indication | Development stage DiscoveryPreclinicalPhase 1Phase 2Phase 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| NMX-001AFETODiagnostic | TargetSSTR2 | IndicationNeuroendocrine tumours | Phase 2 completed |
| NMX-001AFETODiagnostic | TargetSSTR2 | IndicationSmall cell lung cancer | IND-enabling |
| NMX-001BFETO-AlphaTherapeutic | TargetSSTR2 | IndicationNETs, SCLC, NPC | Lead optimisation |
| NMX-002ADiagnostic | TargetTarget A | IndicationSolid tumours | Lead optimisation |
| NMX-002BTherapeutic | TargetTarget A | IndicationSolid tumours | Research |
| NMX-003ADiagnostic | TargetTarget B | IndicationSolid tumours | Research |
| NMX-003BTherapeutic | TargetTarget B | IndicationSolid tumours | Research |
NETs: neuroendocrine tumours · SCLC: small cell lung cancer · NPC: nasopharyngeal carcinoma
IND: investigational new drug · SSTR2: somatostatin receptor 2
NMX-001A (FETO)
NMX-001A is an 18F-labelled somatostatin receptor-targeted PET radiotracer designed to image SSTR-expressing tumours, with a focus on neuroendocrine tumours (NETs).
Why it matters
- Clinically validated target biology (SSTR2)
- 18F enables broader distribution reach vs 68Ga
- Cassette-compatible manufacturing for multi-site replication
Discovery Engine
Our discovery engine uses the same modular rules to generate additional programmes over time:
About FETO
Designed to support reliable supply of SSTR-targeted PET radiotracers.
The initial application remains neuroendocrine tumours, with potential broader SSTR-positive oncology use.