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. 2021 Jul 22;2(4):1297–1300. doi: 10.1039/d1cb90021h

Correction: Antibody recruiting molecules (ARMs): synthetic immunotherapeutics to fight cancer

Silvia Achilli 1, Nathalie Berthet 1,, Olivier Renaudet 1,
PMCID: PMC8340992  PMID: 34458844

Abstract

Correction for ‘Antibody recruiting molecules (ARMs): synthetic immunotherapeutics to fight cancer’ by Silvia Achilli et al., RSC Chem. Biol., 2021, 2, 713–724. DOI: 10.1039/d1cb00007a.


The authors regret mistakes in the structures depicted in Table 1, entry A and Table 2, entry B. The correct version of both tables are shown below. The conclusions of the paper have not been affected.

Examples of ARMs against cancer cells.

Entry Tumor target ARM valency ABM TBM ARM structure
A41 uPAR Mono DNP uPAR inhibitor graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u1.jpg
B46 VEGF/osteopotin Mono DNP anti-VEGF and anti-osteopontin aptamer graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u2.jpg
C51 Folate receptor Mono Fc-binding cyclic peptide Folic acid graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u3.jpg
D55 PSMA Mono DNP Glutamate urea graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u4.jpg
E56 αvβ3 integrins Multi l-Rha cRGD graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u5.jpg

Example of ARMs using unspecific targeting of the cancer cell membrane with lipid anchor.

Entry Tumor target ARM valency ABM TBM ARM structure
A12 uPAR Multi l-Rha CholA anchor graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u6.jpg
B65 VEGF/osteopotin Multi DNP Di-alkyl anchor graphic file with name d1cb90021h-u7.jpg

The Royal Society of Chemistry apologises for these errors and any consequent inconvenience to authors and readers.

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