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April 5, 2026Cancer Research

Abstract 1612: Novel CD3 binders enable T cell engagers with potent tumor control, limited cytokine release, and safe pairing with co-stimulation

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SMSinduja K. MarxIBIan BlumenthalKPKristina Pilat

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Overview

Demonstrates enhanced tumor control in solid tumors using novel CD3 binders that decrease harmful cytokine release, suggesting improved therapy safety.

Key Points

  • The research aims to improve T cell engagers (TCEs) by developing non-polyreactive CD3 binders for enhanced anti-tumor effects with fewer side effects.
  • Employed a nanoparticle-based immunization platform in the OmniRat transgenic model.
  • Identified and produced recombinant monoclonal antibodies from immunization hits.
  • Assessed TCEs for non-specific activation and cytotoxicity in vitro and in vivo.
  • Characterized novel CD3 binders focusing on their interaction with human and NHP T cells.
  • Identified 12 sequence families of CD3 binders, with 5 showing no detectable polyreactivity.
  • TCEs with novel CD3 binders demonstrated effective tumor-cell killing with less cytokine release compared to SP34-based TCEs.
  • SCRI-6 clone exhibited significantly lower non-specific T cell activation than SP34 TCEs when used with costimulation.
  • TCEs incorporating SCRI-6 showed comparable potency to existing therapies in solid and liquid tumor models.

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Marx et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d1fd3da79560c99a0a3203https://doi.org/10.1158/1538-7445.am2026-1612
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