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**KIN-102** is a preclinical, tumor-retentive intratumoral immunostimulant being developed by Kinimmune for solid tumors that are refractory to immune-checkpoint inhibitors. It is a small-volume nanosuspension comprising glatiramer acetate complexed with a CpG immunostimulant. The formulation is intended to retain CpG within injected tumor tissue, locally activate innate immunity through Toll-like receptor 9, convert immunologically cold tumors to inflamed tumors, and reduce systemic exposure-related toxicity while supporting combination treatment with checkpoint inhibitors. ([businesswire.com](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221109005174/en/Kinimmune-wins-highly-competitive-NCI-funding-to-advance-solid-tumor-immunotherapy-for-patients-refractory-to-checkpoint-inhibitors))
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