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CLAG3-IL2 is a conditionally active immunocytokine designed to selectively deliver interleukin-2 (IL-2) activity to LAG-3-expressing antigen-experienced T cells. It is built using a dual-binding antibody (DBA) platform that enables the molecule to remain inactive in the periphery and only activate IL-2 signaling upon binding to LAG-3 on target T cells. This approach aims to expand and activate tumor-specific CD8+ T cells within the tumor microenvironment while minimizing peripheral activation of IL-2 receptor-positive natural killer (NK) or T cell populations, thereby reducing systemic toxicity commonly associated with traditional IL-2 therapies. Preclinical studies demonstrate that CLAG3-IL2 inhibits tumor growth without inducing typical IL-2 toxicities even at high doses and exhibits monoclonal antibody-like pharmacokinetics[1][2][5]. The drug is being developed primarily for cancer immunotherapy by Bonum Therapeutics[4][5].
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