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B7-H3 bispecific killer engager is a **preclinical class of NK-cell engaging biologic immunotherapies** rather than a single uniquely defined drug product. These agents are typically engineered as **bispecific antibody fragment-based proteins** that bind **B7-H3** on tumor cells and **CD16** on natural killer cells, thereby promoting immune synapse formation, NK-cell activation, antibody-dependent cellular cytotoxicity-like killing, and cytokine release against B7-H3 expressing malignancies. Reported examples include a **B7-H3/CD16 BiKE** derived from the anti-B7-H3 antibody omburtamab and related research-stage constructs evaluated mainly in solid tumors such as **non-small cell lung cancer**; however, the queried term does not identify one proprietary clinical-stage asset, approved medicine, or single manufacturer.
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