Currently, there are three CD38/CD3-targeting BiTEs to treat MM – all of which are in phase I clinical trials. It was recently shown that an anti-CD38 bispecific antibody, AMG424, was able to ...

“Altering the affinity of either a small set of CD3-binding antibodies, or an antibody such as SP34-2, is a frequently used strategy to reduce risk of cytokine release syndrome by TCEs.

Please use one of the following formats to cite this article in your essay, paper or report: APA. ACROBiosystems. (2025, January 24). Antibody drug development: Targeting CD20 and CD3.

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The compound presents a stronger binding affinity for EGFR than for CD3 to avoid the development of cytokine release syndrome, which is a safety issue common in CD3-based bispecific antibodies.

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“ Altering the affinity of either a small set of CD3-binding antibodies, or an antibody such as SP34-2, is a frequently used strategy to reduce risk of cytokine release syndrome by TCEs.