About

We want to do more than just treat monogenic CNS disease. We want to eradicate it.

Who We Are

At Taysha Gene Therapies, we believe the patient always comes first.

This is why we are singularly focused on discovering, developing and commercializing gene therapies for the treatment of monogenic diseases of the central nervous system (CNS), both in rare and large patient populations.

We were founded in partnership with The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center (UT Southwestern) to develop and commercialize transformative gene therapy treatments. Together with UT Southwestern, we have created a powerful engine to develop transformative therapies with the potential to dramatically improve patients’ lives.

Taysha Values

Love

Do what we love and love what we do

Audacious

Think big, be courageous

Empathy

For each other, for patients

Collaborative

Respect each other, explore differences, unite as a team

Made in Texas

We are rooted in the heart of Dallas, not far from the iconic Spindletop oil field.

Through the generations, these hardworking explorers ultimately went on to fund the very research being conducted at UT Southwestern today.

At Taysha, we embrace the same diligent, trailblazing mindset our Texan ancestors were known for.

As the largest oil production center at the turn of the century, Spindletop fueled Texas’ economy and a new breed of ‘wildcatters’ – the individuals who drilled new, exploratory oil wells.

UT Southwestern Partnership

Our partnership with UT Southwestern is different from traditional collaborations between industry and academia.

Through our partnership, we are able to leverage the collective expertise of UT Southwestern researchers, clinicians and investigators with decades of experience in conducting cutting-edge research and providing clinical care. This includes the esteemed scientists who lead the UT Southwestern Gene Therapy Program: Steven Gray, Ph.D., and Berge Minassian, M.D.

We have access to UT Southwestern’s faculty, GMP viral vector manufacturing facility and integrated research and clinical care approach. Together, we believe this will enable us to advance our development programs with speed and scale.

UT Southwestern is one of the premier academic medical centers in the nation. Collectively, its faculty has earned some of the most prestigious honors in science.

6

Nobel Prize Winners

24

Members of the National Academy of Sciences

16

Members of the National Academy of Medicine

14

Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators

Our Team

We’ve assembled the experts.

Our team is comprised of some of the most accomplished and knowledgeable gene therapy scientists and CNS disease experts. Together – armed with our unrelenting, patient-first focus – we are helping bring new cures to life.