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. 2021 Feb 15;9(1):101–120.

Table 3.

Current clinical trials analyzing the safety and efficacy of combinations treatments with small molecule inhibitors or radium 223

Clinical Trial Primary Anticancer Agent Secondary Anticancer Agent Phase Current Status Estimated Completion Date
NCT03840200 Ipatasertib (AKT inhibitor) Rucaparib (PARP inhibitor) I/II Recruiting November 5, 2021
NCT03874884 Olaparib 177Lu-PSMA-617 II Recruiting October 2022
TRAP (NCT03787680) Olaparib AZD6738 (ATM Inhibitor) II Recruiting November 2025
NCT02893917 Olaparib Cediranib (Anti-angiogenesis) II Active, not recruiting December 2020
NCT03810105 Olaparib Durvalumab II Recruiting February 2021
NCT03574571 Radium 223 Docetaxel III Recruiting June 2023
NCT03737370 Radium 223 Docetaxel II Recruiting October 31, 2021
PEACE III (NCT02194842) Radium 223 Enzalutamide III Recruiting December 2025
NCT02225704 Radium 223 Enzalutamide II Active, not recruiting December 2022
NCT04019327 Talazoparib (PARP Inhibitor) Temozolomide I/II Recruiting July 2022
NCT02711956 ZEN003696 (BETi) Enzalutamide I/II Active, not recruiting October 2019
NCT04471974 ZEN003696 Enzalutamide, Pembrolizuman II Not yet recruiting August 31, 2025

Other various small molecule or Radium 223 combinations have emerged due to the fact that not many anti-cancer agents can effectively suppress CRPC for less than a year. PARP inhibitors have becoming an area of major interest as they have been shown to be quite effective in patients with mutations in DNA repair pathways.