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Anti-CD45 Monoclonal Antibody YAML568: A Promising Radioimmunoconjugate for Targeted Therapy of Acute Leukemia

Gerhard Glatting, Marguerite Müller, Bernd Koop, Kathrin Hohl, Claudia Friesen, Bernd Neumaier, Eleanor Berrie, Pru Bird, Geoffrey Hale, Norbert M. Blumstein, Herman Waldmann, Donald Bunjes and Sven N. Reske
Journal of Nuclear Medicine August 2006, 47 (8) 1335-1341;
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    Clearance of 111In-labeled YAML568 from blood is shown for 2 patients, with (patient 5) and without (patient 1) prior administration of unlabeled antibody (Table 1).

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    Biodistribution of 111In-labeled YAML568 (left, mirrored anterior view; right, posterior view) is shown for 2 patients, with (A, patient 5) and without (B, patient 1) prior administration of unlabeled antibody (Table 1).

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    Pharmacokinetic data for 111In-labeled YAML568 are shown for 2 patients, with (A, patient 5) and without (B, patient 1) prior administration of unlabeled antibody (Table 1). Measurements without preloading were terminated after 2 d because biodistribution was unfavorable for therapy.

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    Patient Data

    Unlabeled AbRed marrow leukemic blast infiltration (%)Peripheral blood leukemic blast counts/μL
    Patient no.DiseaseAge (y)Sexmgmg/kg
    1AML, refractory61F00.00800
    2AML, relapsing56M100.16808,800
    3ALL, refractory48M100.14200
    4AML, relapsing54F300.4850100
    5AML, refractory44M450.4950800
    6AML, refractory58M470.51200
    7AML, refractory53M42.50.4890100
    8AML, relapsing49M430.5180800
    Mean ± SD—53 ± 6———59 ± 281,325 ± 3,040
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    Blood Clearance vs. Preloading Dose for 111In-Labeled YAML568 Antibody

    ParameterZero/low preloading0.5-mg/kg preloading
    α (%)14 ± 1134 ± 10
     t1/2 (h)0.4 ± 0.10.6 ± 0.5
    β (%)3 ± 165 ± 10
     t1/2 (h)38 ± 2011 ± 10
    • SDs reflect differences between patients.

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    Estimated Radiation-Absorbed Dose per Injected Activity (mGy/MBq) and Therapeutic Ratio of Red Marrow to Liver for 90Y-Labeled YAML568 Antibody

    Patient no.Red marrowSpleenLiverKidneysLungsTotal bodyRed marrow/liver
    12.0315.51.00.10.60.4
    23.6296.80.50.10.50.5
    32.5356.70.40.10.50.4
    46.4196.01.40.10.71.1
    58.2124.61.20.10.61.8
    65.1262.70.50.20.51.9
    75.6213.41.30.20.61.6
    86.8182.81.30.20.52.4
    Mean ± SD*5.0 ± 2.224 ± 84.8 ± 1.70.9 ± 0.40.1 ± 0.10.6 ± 0.11.3 ± 0.8
    Mean ± SD†6.4 ± 1.219 ± 53.9 ± 1.41.1 ± 0.40.1 ± 0.10.6 ± 0.11.8 ± 0.5
    • ↵* All patients.

    • ↵† Only patients with 0.5-mg/kg–preloading dose (patients 4–8).

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    Linear Regression Results

    Unlabeled antibody (mg/kg body weight)
    Organy-interceptSlopePR2
    Red marrow1.8 ± 0.79.2 ± 1.90.0030.80
    Spleen34 ± 3−29 ± 90.0170.64
    Liver6.8 ± 0.9−5.6 ± 2.40.0540.49
    • Results for linear regression of estimated radiation-absorbed dose vs. preloading dose for 111In-labeled YAML568 antibody (8 patients).

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