Disrupting calcium signaling to impact multiple cancer pathways simultaneously

A New Approach to Targeting Cancer Resistance

Disrupting

Calcium (ca)²⁺
Signaling

Tactical Therapeutics is advancing a novel therapeutic strategy focused on disrupting calcium (ca)²⁺ signaling—an essential process that drives tumor growth, survival, and resistance to treatment.

Our lead compound, CTO (Carboxyamidotriazole Orotate), is designed to target these pathways in a way that conventional therapies cannot.

Tactical Therapeutics

What Makes This Different

Beyond Single-Target Therapies

Most cancer treatments focus on a single pathway, allowing tumors to adapt and develop resistance. CTO takes a broader approach by targeting non-voltage-dependent calcium (ca)²⁺ signaling, a central regulator of multiple oncogenic processes.

This allows CTO to:

Targeting Calcium (ca)²⁺ Signaling at the Core

Calcium (ca)²⁺ signaling plays a critical role in how cancer cells grow, survive, and spread. CTO inhibits this signaling, effectively disrupting the communication pathways tumors rely on.

By targeting this central mechanism, CTO impacts multiple downstream effects, making it harder for cancer cells to adapt or resist treatment.

Designed to

Reach the Brain

One of the greatest challenges in treating brain tumors is the blood-brain barrier, which prevents many therapies from reaching their target.

CTO is an oral therapy that has demonstrated the ability to cross the blood-brain barrier and achieve therapeutic concentrations within tumor tissue—making it especially promising for glioblastoma.

Why CTO Stands Apart

First-in-class & best-in-class calcium (ca)²⁺ signaling inhibitor

Oral, patient-friendly administration

Safe Toxicity Profile

Crosses The Blood-Brain-Barrier

Shows Efficiency in Phase Trials

A Platform for the Future of Oncology

Tactical Therapeutics is building a new foundation for cancer treatment—one that addresses the complexity of tumor biology and the limitations of existing therapies.

Our technology is designed not just to treat cancer, but to outmaneuver it.

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