Table 2 Antigen specific immunotherapy in clinical trials
Name/ID Numbers: | Drug design: | Administration routes: | Disease: | Phase: | Outcomes: | Research Unit: |
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Whole antigen or peptides | ||||||
NCT01536431 | Proinsulin (PI) peptide | i.d. | T1D | Phase I/II | Safe and well tolerated, reduction in the population of β-cell-specific effector memory CD8+ T cells, high fold change in Foxp3+CD25+ Tregs, and upregulation IL-10.672 | Cardiff University |
— | MBP (human) + PLP (Bovine) | oral | MS | — | Upregulation of specific TGF-β1 secreting T cells which population may be a distinct subset of T cells (Th3).361,673 | Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School |
ATX-MS-1467 (NCT01973491) | ATX-MS1 (MBP30–44), ATX-MS7 (MBP83–99), ATX-MS4 (MBP131–145) and ATX-MS6 (MBP140–154) | i.d./s.c. | MS | Phase II | Safety is unremarkable, reduction in T1 gadolinium-enhanced (GdE) lesions.649,674 | Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany |
ATX-MS-1467 (NCT01097668) | i.d./s.c. | MS | Phase I | Apitope Technology (Bristol) Ltd | ||
(NCT00223613) | Insulin | intranasal | T1D | Phase III | Failed to prevent the development or delay of T1D for children with HLA susceptibility to diabetes653 | University of Turku |
— | Insulin | oral | T1D | — | Not showing significant effect to prevent the development or delay of T1D.654 | University of Miami |
— | Insulin | s.c./i.v. | T1D | — | Small doses are safe to persons at risk for diabetes but fail to prevent the development or delay of T1D for people at high risk for diabetes.655 | Massachusetts Medical Society |
MBP8298 (NCT00468611) | Synthetic peptide with a sequence corresponding to MBP82–98. | i.v. | MS | Phase III | Safe and well tolerated, suppression of anti-MBP autoantibodies in CSF for most patients but not provide significant clinical treatment effect compared with the placebo.650,651 | BioMS Technology Corp |
IMCY-0098 (NCT03272269) | Containing C20-A1 sequence (SLQPLALEGSLQKRG) and proprietary thioreductase motif | s.c. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, not significant decrease in C-peptide was detectable compared with baseline.675 | Imcyse SA |
Peptides-delivery carrier | ||||||
NCT00837512 | Insulin-Microneedle (depth less than 900 micrometers). | microneedle patch/s.c. | T1D | Phase II/III | Less pain than subcutaneous catheter; faster drug onset time than subcutaneous catheter.676 | Emory University |
NCT01684956 | Insulin-Microneedle (MicronJet). | microneedle patch/s.c. | T1D | Phase II | — | Massachusetts General Hospital |
— | Skin patch with a mixture of 3 myelin peptides, MBP85–99, MOG35–55, and PLP139–155. | transdermal | MS | Phase II | Safe and well tolerated, activate Langerhans cells and induce unique granular DCs in LN, up-regulate Treg1 secreting IL-10, down-regulate IFN-γ and TGF-β and significant reduction of lesion by MRI.477,677 | Medical University of Lodz |
KAN-101 (NCT04248855) | A liver-targeting glycosylation signature conjugated deaminated gliadin peptides | i.v. | CD | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, drug is cleared from the systemic circulation in about 6 h.678 | Anokion SA |
ANK-700 (NCT04602390) | A liver-targeting glycosylation signature conjugated MS-related antigens. | i.v. | MS | Phase I | — | Anokion SA |
Xemys | CD206-targeted liposomal-MBP46–62, MBP124–139 and MBP147–170. | s.c. | MS | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, significantly down-regulate MCP-1/CCL2, MIP-1β/CCL4, IL-7, and IL-2, up-regulate TNF-α and promote the normalization of cytokine.679,680 | Russian Academy of Sciences |
Modified peptides | ||||||
NBI-5788 (NCT00079495) | APL for modification in the MBP83–99 with a replacement Lys at position 91 with Ala. | s.c. | MS | Phase II | No development in disease for patients and no new MRI lesion was detected in 18 months of follow-up, cross-reaction is induced for native peptide but allergy symptoms happened in some patients.396,400 | Neurocrine Biosciences |
CGP77116 | APL of MBP83–99, sequence modifications in the positions indicated by X (lower case, substitution by a D-amino acid): xXPVVHXFXNIVTPRTP. | s.c. | MS | Phase II | Poorly tolerated and safe, diseases developed and deteriorated in 3 patients and the clinical trial terminated.399 | National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, Bethesda, USA |
LY3209590 | Combination of A-chain, B-chain for APL and IgG2 Fc domain. | s.c. | T1D | Phase II | Safe and well tolerated compared with Insulin Degludec, no significant change for HbA1c from baseline in patients.681,682 | Eli Lilly and Company |
MHC-peptides | ||||||
AG284 | Solubilized DR2-MBP84–102. | i.v. | MS | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, the frequency of adverse events is similar to placebo, no significant treatment effect, and not establish tolerogenic T cells for MBP.652 | University of California at San Francisco |
NCT00411723 | RTL1000(containing the outer two domains of HLA-DR2)-MOG35-55. | i.v. | MS | Phase I | Dose of 60 mg or less is safe and well tolerated, significantly and effectively treating relapses MS development.683 | Artielle ImmunoTherapeutics |
Cell-based therapy | ||||||
(NCT00445913) | Autologous induced tolDCs in vitro. | i.d. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, no significant difference compared with baseline.578 | University of Pittsburgh |
(NCT01210664) | Autologous induced CD4+CD25highCD127-Tregs in vitro. | i.v. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, the transferred Tregs was long-lived in vivo for patients and increase Treg suppressive activity in vitro.585,586 | University of California, San Francisco |
(NCT01352858) | Autologous induced tolDCs by autologous synovial fluid. | arthroscopical injection | RA | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated but no significant clinical treatment effects were detectable.684 | Newcastle University |
(ISRCTN06128462) | Autologous induced Tregs in vitro. | i.v. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, the transform from naïve CD62L+CD45RA+ to memory CD62L+CD45RA- Tregs and decrease in serum levels of proinflammatory cytokines.685 | Medical University of Gdansk |
— | Autologous CD4+ CD25high CD127- Tregs. | i.v. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, significantly high plasma C-peptide levels in treated group.686 | Medical University of Gdansk |
— | TolDCs pulsed with proinsulin peptideC19-A3. | i.d. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, β-cell function and diabetic condition keep a stable level in 6 months of monitoring and all patients with stable HbA1c values.687 | Leiden University Medical Center |
— | RBCs coupled with MBP13–32, MBP83–99, MBP111–129, MBP146–170, MOG1–20, MOG35–55, and PLP139–154. | i.v. | MS | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, reduction in specific T cell for myelin peptides in high dose group, induce generation of IL-10, Tr1 and Tregs.688 | University of Zurich |
NCT02283671 | TolDCs coupled with MBP13–32, MBP83–99, MBP111–129, MBP146–170, MOG1–20, MOG35–55, PLP139–154 and AQP463–76. | i.v. | MS/NMOSD | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, induce the generation of Tr1, specific T cells, and PBMCs secreting IL-10 and decrease memory CD8+ T cells and NK cells.560 | Sara Varea |
— | PBMCs coupled with MBP13–32, MBP83–99, MBP111–129, MBP146–170, MOG1–20, MOG35–55, and PLP139–154. | i.v. | MS | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, decrease antigen-specific T cells (higher dose) and stabilize the frequency for Tr1, Tregs, and TH2 cells.574 | Center for Molecular Neurobiology, 20251 Hamburg, Germany |
NCT05451212 | CAAR-T targeting MuSK. | i.v. | MG | Phase I | — | Cabaletta Bio |
DNA vaccine | ||||||
BHT-3009 (NCT00382629) | DNA vaccine encoding full-length human MBP. | i.m. | MS | Phase II | Lower 0.5 mg BHT-3009 was safe and well tolerated, reduction in lesion by MRI, autoreactive T cells activity, and anti-myelin autoantibodies in CSF.605 | Bayhill Therapeutics |
BHT-3009 (NCT00103974) | DNA vaccine encoding full-length human MBP. | i.m. | MS | Phase I | Not showing significant effect to prevent the development or delay of T1D.606 | Bayhill Therapeutics |
BHT-3021 (NCT00453375) | DNA vaccine encoding the whole proinsulin molecule. | i.m. | T1D | Phase I | Safe and well tolerated, 1 mg of BHT-3021 is the most effective, good control of HgbA1c and reduction in antigen-specific CD8+ T cells.602 | Bayhill Therapeutics |