STEAP1 represents a promising diagnostic and therapeutic target in prostate cancer, and its potential role in shaping future management of the disease warrants continued investigation.
Additionally, thorough dose-exposure-response analyses integrated observed data and model-based simulations of PK, key efficacy endpoints, and safety events to support the evaluation of the target doses 0.75 mg QW, 1.5 mg QW, and 1.5 mg Q2W in dose expansion. This work provides the framework for which modeling and simulations can be used to guide dose selection for dose expansion at an early stage of development adhering to the recent principles of Project Optimus.
While early PSMA-targeted TCEs established proof-of-concept, recent data, notably for six transmembrane epithelial antigen of the prostate 1 (STEAP1)-targeting agents like Xaluritamig, demonstrate more substantial objective responses, highlighting progress through improved target selection and molecular design...Accumulating evidence supports TCEs becoming a new therapeutic pillar for advanced PCa, but achieving this demands sustained innovation focused on optimizing efficacy and safety. This review critically connects molecular engineering advancements with clinical realities and future imperatives.
6 months ago
Review • Journal • IO biomarker
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DLL3 (Delta Like Canonical Notch Ligand 3) • STEAP1 (STEAP Family Member 1)