Table 2.
Summary of IGF-1 Antagonists
Antagonist | Advantage | Disadvantage | Citation |
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Anti-IGF-IR antibodies (i.e. ganitumab and αIR3) | Highly specific for the IGF-1R | Activates the insulin receptor and promotes unwanted growth; Large molecular weight (145–155kDa); Drug resistance | [145,216] |
Small-molecule TKIs (i.e. Linsitinib and BMS-754807) | Targets both IGF-1R and insulin receptor; Small molecular weight (0.42-0.46kDa) | Less specific; Reported toxicity (i.e. diarrhea and myelosuppression); Drug resistance | [223–225] |
IGF-1 peptide analogs (i.e. JB1, JB2 and JB3) | Highly specific for the IGF-1R; Small molecular weight (0.6–1.2kDa); Low toxicity | Drug resistance | [215–219] |