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CRLX301 is a nanoparticle-drug conjugate (NDC) containing docetaxel, a second-generation taxane analog. It is designed to concentrate in tumors and slowly release its anti-cancer payload inside tumor cells while sparing healthy tissue. The formulation uses a cyclodextrin-polyethylene glycol co-polymer (CDP) to which docetaxel is covalently conjugated. In preclinical studies, CRLX301 showed enhanced drug accumulation in tumor tissue and greater tumor growth suppression in murine models compared to docetaxel, delivering up to 10 times more docetaxel into tumors. It exhibited pharmacokinetic advantages over docetaxel including higher retention of drug in plasma, slower clearance, and controlled slow release of docetaxel from the carrier[1][2][4][5].
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