| Literature DB >> 1813212 |
S K Sharma1, K D Bagshawe, C J Springer, P J Burke, G T Rogers, J A Boden, P Antoniw, R G Melton, R F Sherwood.
Abstract
Monoclonal anti-CEA antibody, A5B7, and its fragments conjugated to CPG2 localize to a peak concentration in the LS174T xenografts within 24 h after injection, but enzyme activity persists in plasma such that prodrug injection has to be delayed for 5-6 days in order to avoid toxicity. Injection of prodrug at this time did not result in growth delay of this tumour. A three-phase system has been developed in which residual plasma enzyme was inactivated and cleared by a galactosylated anti-CPG2 antibody, SB43gal, allowing prodrug administration within 24 h after the conjugate. Using this three-phase system, a marked growth delay of this tumour was achieved after a single course of treatment consisting of conjugate injection followed by SB43gal, 19 h later and three doses of the prodrug.Entities:
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Year: 1991 PMID: 1813212
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Dis Markers ISSN: 0278-0240 Impact factor: 3.434