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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 2.
Published in final edited form as: Nat Rev Cancer. 2010 Jan;10(1):9–22. doi: 10.1038/nrc2748

Table 2.

Integrin targeting methods

Therapeutic agent Targeting moiety Tumour model(s) Results Refs
Mutant RAF1 Organic ανβ3
ligand
Subcutaneous human
melanoma cells
Regression of established primary
and metastatic tumours and
apoptosis of the tumour-associated
vasculature
113
Nanoparticle
loaded with
doxorubicin
cRGD Orthotopic mouse
pancreatic tumour cells and
human melanoma and renal
tumour cells
Suppressed spontaneous metastases
by disrupting the associated
vasculature at very low doses
167
Nanoparticle
loaded with
fumagillin
cRGD Vx-2 rabbit adenocarcinoma Suppressed angiogenesis and
tumour development at low doses
183
Oncolytic measles
virus
cRGD Subcutaneous human
myeloma cells
Targeted delivery of virus to tumour
neovessels
184
TRAIL RGD Subcutaneous human colon
cancer cells
Inhibited primary tumour burden to a
greater extent than TRAIL alone
185
p53 RGDK-lipopeptide Orthotopic mouse
melanoma cells
Targeted tumour vasculature and
inhibited tumour volume
186
Radionucleotide cRGD Subcutaneous human
ovarian cancer cells
Increased survival compared with
untreated mice
187,
188
Radionucleotide Etaracizumab Orthotopic human
glioblastoma cells and
subcutaneous human colon
cancer cells
Decreased angiogenesis and
reduced tumour volume better than
delivery of the antibody alone
189
Cytotoxic
immunoconjugates
CNTO 95 Subcutaneous human colon
and lung cancer cells
Reduced primary tumour burden
above the level observed with
antibody alone
190

cRGD, cyclic arginine-glycine-aspartic acid; RGDK, arginine-glycine-aspartic acid-lysine; TRAIL, tumour necrosis factor-related apoptosis-inducing ligand.