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Tyra Biosciences revealed that the name “Dabo” derives from the combination of Daniel Bensen, Co-founder and Chief Discovery Officer, and Robert L. Hudkins, Chief Technology Officer, reflecting their central roles in the company’s development efforts.
The suffix “gratinib” indicates the compound is a tyrosine kinase inhibitor, aligning with Tyra Biosciences’s focus on advancing targeted therapies in oncology and related areas.
Tyra Biosciences recently shared its FGFR3-selective inhibition research at the ACMG 2026 Clinical Genetics Meeting in Baltimore. The company also took part in EAU26, strengthening its collaboration within the urologic oncology sector. These events align with ongoing efforts to advance targeted therapies.