ASCO Plenary – what Astellas does Keymed might do better
Keymed’s AstraZeneca-partnered anti-Claudin18.2 ADC looks better than Astellas’s zolbetuximab – albeit on an extremely unreliable metric.
Keymed’s AstraZeneca-partnered anti-Claudin18.2 ADC looks better than Astellas’s zolbetuximab – albeit on an extremely unreliable metric.
Akeso’s cadonilimab hits in its first-line study, but there’s no US data and no US partner.
A domvanalimab triplet shows some promise in high PD-L1-expressing gastric cancer patients, but caveats abound.
A 14% ORR with IDRX-42 in fourth-line GIST looks better than the 9% previously seen with Qinlock.
But the groups have yet to see any responses with AU-007 and XTX202 respectively.
The upcoming ASH conference will feature rival datasets from inhibitors of Menin, KIT, EZH1/2, BTK, BET, BCR/ABL and more.
Arcellx climbs 19%, but the most significant Car-T presentation at ASH might not even be in oncology.