Overcoming antigen tolerance to develop GB22-45-2, an anti-DKK1 antibody for gastric cancer. (PubMed, Antib Ther)
In vivo, GB22-45-2 showed a modest tumor growth inhibition (31.03%) that is significant (P = 0.0175), while DKN-01 did not reach significance, in the MKN-45-Balb/c-nude mouse model. Additionally, GB22-45-2 exhibited a satisfactory developability profile, including good thermal stability, low aggregation propensity, high structural integrity, and excellent stability under various stress conditions. In summary, these preclinical results suggest that GB22-45-2 is a potential therapeutic candidate for GC, laying the foundation for its future drug development.