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World J Methodol. Jun 26, 2014; 4(2): 73-90
Published online Jun 26, 2014. doi: 10.5662/wjm.v4.i2.73
Table 4 Monoclonal antibodies evaluated in multiple myeloma therapy[147]
Monoclonal antibodies targeting tumor cells specific antigens
Antigen
MoAb
CD20Rituximab, Tositumomab, 20-C2-2b Veltuzumab
CS1Elotuzumab
CD138B-B4, BC/B-B4, DL-101, 1D4, 1.BB.210, MI15, 2Q1484, 5F7, 104-9, 281-2, nBT062-SMCL-DM1, BT062-SPDM4, nBT062-SPP-DM1
CD38Doratumumab, MOR202
CD40Lucatuzumab, Lorvotuzumab
IGF-1AVE1642, AMG479 IMCA12, R15507, Figitumumab, Dalotuzumab
CD317AHM, Defucosylated AHM, XmAb 5592
CD48Anti-CD48 MoAb
b2 mIgG anti-b2m, IgM anti-b2m
CD70SGN-70
CD74Milatuzumab
HLADRID09C3, 2D7-DB
CD229Anti-CD229
GM2 gangliosideBIW-8962
ICAM-1BI-505
Ku5E2
Monoclonal antibodies targeting components of bone marrow microenvironment and plasma cellr–bone marrow stromalcell interaction
IL-6Siltuximab, Tocilizumab, NRI, Elsilimomab, Azintrel, SANT-7
VEGFBevacizumab
EGFRCetuximab
FGFR-3MFGR1877A
RANKLDenosumab
DickkopfAnti-DKK1, BrlQ880
ActivinRAP-011, ACE-011
BAFFAtacicept, SG1
Other potential targets
TRAIL-R1Mapatuzumab
TRAIL-R2Lexatuzumab
PD-L1CD-011
VLA-4Natalizumab
KininogenC11C1