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. 2020 Oct 14;9:201–215. doi: 10.2147/ITT.S240886

Table 3.

Anti-BCMA Therapies

Agent Target Dose and Schedule Efficacy Data Adverse Events of Interest
CAR T-Cell Therapies Idecabtagene vicleucel (bb2121)
JNJ-68284582
Anti-BCMA
Anti-BCMA with dual epitope targeting
150–450 × 10–6
0.75 × 10–6
Phase I: ORR 85%, median PFS: 11.8 mo
Phase II: ORR 73%, median PFS 8.6 mo (11.3 mo in patients that received the 450 × 10–6 dose)
Phase Ib/2: (CARTITUDE-1):
ORR 100% (CR= 69%)
CRS:
Phase I: 76% (grade 3 ≥ 6%), median time to onset 2 days
Phase II (84%, 5% grade 3)
Neurotoxicity= 42% of patients (mostly grades 1 and 2)
CRS: 93% (86% grades 1–2)
Median time to onset: 7 days
Neurotoxicity: 10% (grade 3 = 3%)
Bispecific T-Cell Engagers AMG 420
AMG 701
CC-93269
Anti-BCMA
Anti-BCMA
Anti-BCMA
Continuous infusion, 400 microgram/kg dose effective
TBD, longer half-life
Dose: 6–10mg: weekly, biweekly and then monthly
ORR: 70% (at 400u/kg dose)
N/A
ORR: 88.9% (10mg dose)
CR rate 44.4%
CRS: 38%, polyneuropathy
N/A
CRS: 76.7% (3.3% grade 3 or greater)
Antibody Drug Conjugates Belantamab mafodotin Anti-BCMA, conjugated to MMAF Dose: 2.5–3.4 mg/kg, every 3 weeks Phase I (DREAMM-1):
ORR 60% (3.4mg/kg dose)
(Triple class refractory RR: 38.5%)
Median PFS 12 months (triple class refractory = 6.2 mo)
Phase II (DREAMM-2):
ORR 34% (3.4mg/kd dose)
ORR 31% (2.5mg/kg dose)
Phase I: Keratopathy (27%),
Phase II 54% (grade 1–2)

Abbreviations: CRS, cytokine release syndrome; ORR, overall response rate; CR; complete response rate; PFS, progression free survival