Stunning phase 1 data from Seattle Genetics/Pfizer's beta 6 integrin ADC (SGN-B6A), sigvotatug vedotin. In 306 patients, one-fifth of lung cancer patients who received sigvotatug vedotin saw their tumors shrink by at least 30%. These data prompted the initiation of a phase 3 clinical trial. https://lnkd.in/ezq4eXxR
What stands out to me is the innovative mechanism of sigvotatug vedotin, which targets the beta-6 integrin. This specificity not only enhances the efficacy but also potentially reduces the side effects typically seen with conventional chemotherapies. It’s a perfect example of how precision medicine is reshaping cancer treatment.
Sounds promising. Hope it will pass the phase 3 trial as well.
Excited to be working on this at our NorthCreek site in Bothell. Shout out to everyone at Northcreek for the hard work/dedication
Great news..
R&D Scientist | Antibody Discovery and Engineering
1moThe efficacy seems to be comparable to Dato-DXD, but the safety profile is not as good as Dato-DXD. Do you think this is due to MMAE?