The safety and compatibility of combining oregovomab with Hiltonol® have been demonstrated in this study. The potential to enhance activity of chemotherapy using oregovomab indirect immunization and Hiltonol® stimulation is proposed.
MUC16 is frequently detected in ES and MRTs. Ubamatamab is an encouraging anti-MUC16 therapy, demonstrating clinical efficacy. Ongoing trials (ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT06444880) are evaluating ubamatamab in other rare MUC16-positive tumors.
Integrating preclinical and clinical data determined a target trough concentration range of 5-30 mg/L, which supports evaluation of ubamatamab 250 mg with or without cemiplimab and 800 mg monotherapy once every 3 weeks in expansion cohorts. Preclinical data (cytokine release, tumor regression, monkey PK) had translational value in supporting regimen selection in dose escalation and subsequently in dose expansion after integration with patient data from dose escalation.
We confirmed that pretargeting with AR9.6-TCO and [225Ac]Ac-mcp-PEG8-Tz has durable antitumor effects in high MUC16-expressing tumors. These findings demonstrate great potential for using pretargeting in combination with TAT for the treatment of ovarian cancer.