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Immune & cytokine safety
ADA in all monkeys at all doses in 13-week study, reducing low-dose exposure; reduced thymic/lymphoid cellularity
“Anti-drug antibodies were detected in all animals at all doses tested in the chronic toxicity study.”
✓ VerifiedFDA multi-discipline review, p. 176Source ↗
Biodistribution & persistence
Mouse xenograft: radiolabeled ADC to tumour plus liver, spleen, kidney, lung; SN-38 released in serum (t1/2 ~1-2 days); free SN-38 ~2.3% of total
“In addition to tumour, both hRS7 and sacituzumab govitecan distributed to normal tissues, primarily to liver, spleen, kidney and lungs among the normal tissues analysed.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 28Source ↗
Modality-specific risk
SN-38 payload myelosuppression and GI toxicity (UGT1A1-dependent), Trop-2-dependent skin toxicity; hydrolysable linker releases payload
“Findings in the gastrointestinal tract and reductions in white blood cells are known toxicities of irinotecan-derived SN-38. Findings in skin may represent Trop-2-dependent toxicity.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 35Source ↗
Anti-drug antibodies: animals
ADA in all treated monkey groups; reduced exposure mainly in the low-dose group
“ADA were detected in all sacituzumab govitecan treated groups and appeared to affect primarily the exposure in the low dose group, as exposures to total Ab, total SN-38 and free SN-38 were lower on after last dose compared to the first dose.”
✓ VerifiedEMA assessment report, p. 28Source ↗
Anti-drug antibodies: patients
1.2% (13/1058) treatment-emergent ADA (single agent); 77% of ADA-positive neutralizing
“Among patients who received TRODELVY as a single agent over a median 5-month treatment period across 5 clinical studies, 1.2% (13/1058) of patients developed treatment-emergent ADA to sacituzumab govitecan and 77% (10/13) of ADA-positive patients developed neutralizing antibodies against sacituzumab govitecan.”
✓ VerifiedUS prescribing informationSource ↗

Same question, other ADCs

Adcetris

brentuximab vedotin · CD30
Anti-drug antibodies (PAHA) in monkeys reduced ADC exposure but increased MMAE exposure without added toxicity

Besponsa

inotuzumab ozogamicin · CD22
Low ADA incidence in rats (10-13%); no ADA detected in monkeys

Datroway

datopotamab deruxtecan · Trop-2
ADA in 5/6 monkeys at 10 mg/kg reducing exposure; minimal in vitro cytokine release; transient CRP increases

Decnupaz

pivekimab sunirine · CD123
ADA in monkeys reduced exposure; thymic lymphoid depletion and lymphopenia; ADCC present in vitro

Elahere

mirvetuximab soravtansine · FRα
No ADA in any monkey up to 8 mg/kg; bone marrow and lymphoid depletion; no stand-alone immunotox

Emrelis

telisotuzumab vedotin · c-Met
No substantial cytokine release from human PBMC; no ADA in 13-week monkey study; low C1q, no complement activation

Enhertu

fam-trastuzumab deruxtecan · HER2
No treatment-emergent ADA in rat or monkey studies; ADCC activity retained in vitro

Kadcyla

ado-trastuzumab emtansine · HER2
No ADA detected after single dose in monkey safety pharmacology study; ADA assessed across monkey studies

Mylotarg

gemtuzumab ozogamicin · CD33
ADA in rats (reduced exposure) and some monkeys; marked eosinophilia and hypersensitivity reactions in monkeys

Padcev

enfortumab vedotin · Nectin-4
ADA in rats and monkeys reduced exposure on repeat dosing; no ADCC/CDC, ADCP activity in vitro

Polivy

polatuzumab vedotin · CD79b
Surrogate ADC depleted B cells (expected pharmacology); ADA in monkeys without exposure impact

Tivdak

tisotumab vedotin · Tissue factor
ADA in most monkeys after repeat dosing, reduced exposure in some; immunotoxic potential minimal

Zynlonta

loncastuximab tesirine · CD19
Pro-inflammatory responses (WBC, fibrinogen, multi-organ inflammation) typical of PBD ADCs; ADA in few monkeys

Summary across all 14 ADCs →