Table 2.
Summary of endocytosis activities for the receptors for the currently approved ADCs.
| Receptor | Pathway | Activity | Association with ADC Efficacy/Resistance |
|---|---|---|---|
| CD33 | CME | Poor | ● AML patients who do not respond to GO have been linked to poor receptor internalization |
| CD30 | CME | Poor | ● Undergoes significant shedding from cell surface |
| CD22 | CME | Good | ● Fast endocytosis activates intracellular pools, which replenish the level of CD22 expression |
| CD79b | CME | Good | ● Due to rapid internalization and trafficking to lysosomes, patients will most likely respond to PV treatment |
| Trop2 | CME | Good | ● Strong preclinical data link internalization to efficacy |
| BCMA | Insufficient information | Good | ● Insufficient information |
| HER2 | Clathrin-independent (caveolae +/−) | Poor | ● Poor internalization linked with poor clinical outcomes ● Dysregulation of the endocytotic machinery has been linked to resistance in preclinical models ● Novel strategies such as induced HER2 crosslinking to improve endocytosis are currently in clinical testing |
| Nectin-4 | Macropinocytosis | Good | ● Insufficient information |