A tumor-penetrating bicyclic peptide that delivers a toxic payload may have finally unlocked the therapeutic potential of targeting EphA2. According to phase I trial data, BT5528 yielded clinical responses in… Click to show full abstract
A tumor-penetrating bicyclic peptide that delivers a toxic payload may have finally unlocked the therapeutic potential of targeting EphA2. According to phase I trial data, BT5528 yielded clinical responses in three patients with ovarian and urothelial cancers-without any of the toxicity issues that have plagued other EphA2-directed therapeutic candidates.
               
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