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A target and an antibody format: whether the Fc is engineered to recruit killer cells, silenced to avoid them, fused to a trap, or copied as a biosimilar. The grid below is target against antibody format: 43 by 6 from 112 medicines, 34 combinations approved, 33 in development, 3 tried and stopped, 213 untried in this corpus.

Approved 34In development 33Tried and stopped 3Recorded, state unclear 0Untried here 21343 target rows x 6 antibody format columns. Click a cell to filter the table.

Every tried combination

70 combinations
Medicines
PD-1Antibody format not recordedApproved
PD-1Fc-silent or IgG4Approved
PD-1Fixed-dose antibody combinationIn development
PD-1Fc-engineered (effector enhanced)Approved
PD-1Fc fusion or ligand trapIn development
PD-L1Antibody format not recordedApproved
PD-L1IgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
PD-L1Fc-silent or IgG4Approved
PD-L1Fixed-dose antibody combinationApproved
PD-L1Fc-engineered (effector enhanced)Approved
HER2Antibody format not recordedIn development
HER2IgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
HER2Fixed-dose antibody combinationIn development
HER2Fc-engineered (effector enhanced)Approved
HER2BiosimilarApproved
CTLA-4Antibody format not recordedIn development
CTLA-4IgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
CTLA-4Fc-silent or IgG4Approved
CTLA-4Fixed-dose antibody combinationIn development
EGFRAntibody format not recordedApproved
EGFRIgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
EGFRFixed-dose antibody combinationIn development
Claudin 18.2Antibody format not recordedIn development
Claudin 18.2IgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
Claudin 18.2Fixed-dose antibody combinationIn development
VEGF / VEGFRAntibody format not recordedApproved
VEGF / VEGFRIgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
VEGF / VEGFRFc fusion or ligand trapApproved
CD20IgG1 (Fc-competent)Approved
CD20Fc-engineered (effector enhanced)Approved
(showing the first 30)

Stopped, and why

3 medicines recorded as stopped; 49 recorded reasons, including stopped studies of medicines still in development
  1. EpacadostatTried and stopped
    An enzyme blocker meant to stop tumours starving T cells of tryptophan. Its 2018 phase 3 failure ended an entire class overnight.

    Drug record status: negative

  2. MagrolimabTried and stopped
    The first 'don't eat me' signal blocker. Gilead paid $4.9B for it; it was stopped in 2024 after trials showed more deaths, not fewer.

    Drug record status: withdrawn

  3. TiragolumabTried and stopped
    An immune-brake blocker that looked excellent in a phase 2 lung cancer trial and then failed every phase 3.

    Drug record status: negative

  4. FianlimabIn development
    Primary PFS endpoint not met; numerical +5.1 months median PFS at the high dose.

    Fianlimab + cemiplimab phase 3 (first-line melanoma): phase 3, negative · trial record

  5. SasanlimabIn development
    Zumrad with BCG for BCG-naive high-risk non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer: marketing authorisation application withdrawn by Pfizer 13 Feb 2026 before a CHMP opinion, after the CHMP questioned protocol and statistical changes made during the main study

    EMA / European Commission (EU): withdrawn · regulator row

  6. AlemtuzumabApproved
    MabCampath authorised 6 Jul 2001; marketing authorisation withdrawn at Genzyme's request 8 Aug 2012 (commercial reasons); patient access programmes continued nationally

    EMA / European Commission (EU): withdrawn 2012 · regulator row

  7. AtezolizumabApproved
    TNBC indication withdrawn after IMpassion131

    US 2021-08-27: withdrawal

  8. AtezolizumabApproved
    PFS HR 1.03; OS HR 0.94, negative.

    CONTACT-03: phase 3, negative · trial record

  9. AtezolizumabApproved
    Interim RFS HR 0.72; benefit not sustained at update.

    IMbrave050: phase 3, negative · trial record

  10. AtezolizumabApproved
    PFS HR 0.82 (not significant); OS trend unfavourable; US indication withdrawn 2021.

    IMpassion131: phase 3, negative · trial record

  11. BevacizumabApproved
    Bevacizumab added to radiotherapy and temozolomide did not improve event-free survival in newly diagnosed paediatric high-grade glioma.

    HERBY: phase 2, negative · trial record

  12. Bevacizumab added to radiotherapy and temozolomide prolonged progression-free survival but not overall survival in newly diagnosed glioblastoma.

    AVAglio: phase 3, negative · trial record

  13. OS 9.8 vs 10.0 months, HR 1.04 (95% CI 0.83-1.30); no benefit.

    CheckMate 143: phase 3, negative · trial record

  14. CamrelizumabApproved
    Complete response letter for camrelizumab + rivoceranib in HCC (manufacturing/inspection)

    US 2024-05: complete response letter

  15. CamrelizumabApproved
    Second complete response letter

    US 2025-03: complete response letter

  16. First CRL: manufacturing inspection findings

    US 2024-05: complete response letter

  17. Second CRL

    US 2025-03: complete response letter

  18. Third CRL, again cGMP

    US 2026-07-23: complete response letter

  19. CemiplimabApproved
    Primary PFS endpoint not met; numerical +5.1 months median PFS at the high dose.

    Fianlimab + cemiplimab phase 3 (first-line melanoma): phase 3, negative · trial record

  20. CetuximabApproved
    Severe toxicity similar; 2-year overall survival 97.5% (cisplatin) vs 89.4% (cetuximab).

    De-ESCALaTE HPV: phase 3, negative · trial record

  21. CetuximabApproved
    Median overall survival 28.7 months (60 Gy) vs 20.3 months (74 Gy); cetuximab no benefit.

    RTOG 0617: phase 3, negative · trial record

  22. CetuximabApproved
    5-year overall survival 84.6% (cisplatin) vs 77.9% (cetuximab); non-inferiority not met.

    RTOG 1016: phase 3, negative · trial record

  23. CosibelimabApproved
    Complete response letter citing third-party manufacturing inspection findings

    US 2023-12: complete response letter

  24. DurvalumabApproved
    Durvalumab added to chemoradiotherapy did not significantly improve progression-free survival in locally advanced cervical cancer.

    CALLA: phase 3, negative · trial record

  25. DurvalumabApproved
    Stopped early; primary endpoint not met.

    DREAM3R: phase 3, negative · trial record

  26. DurvalumabApproved
    Concurrent durvalumab with chemoradiotherapy did not significantly improve progression-free survival over chemoradiotherapy alone.

    PACIFIC-2: phase 3, negative · trial record

  27. IpilimumabApproved
    Nivolumab plus low-dose ipilimumab did not improve recurrence-free survival over nivolumab alone after resection of stage III to IV melanoma.

    CheckMate 915: phase 3, negative · trial record

  28. IpilimumabApproved
    Nivolumab plus ipilimumab did not improve survival over nivolumab alone; the trial closed for futility.

    Lung-MAP S1400I: nivolumab with or without ipilimumab: phase 3, negative · trial record

  29. MargetuximabApproved
    MAA withdrawn 2022

    EMA / European Commission (EU): withdrawn 2022 · regulator row

  30. NecitumumabApproved
    Portrazza authorised 15 Feb 2016; Lilly did not apply for renewal and the authorisation expired 18 Feb 2021 (lack of demand)

    EMA / European Commission (EU): withdrawn 2021 · regulator row

  31. NivolumabApproved
    OS 9.8 vs 10.0 months, HR 1.04 (95% CI 0.83-1.30); no benefit.

    CheckMate 143: phase 3, negative · trial record

  32. NivolumabApproved
    OS 13.4 vs 14.9 months, HR 1.31 (95% CI 1.09-1.58); worse with nivolumab.

    CheckMate 498: phase 3, negative · trial record

  33. NivolumabApproved
    OS 28.9 vs 32.1 months, HR 1.1 (95% CI 0.9-1.3); no PFS or OS benefit.

    CheckMate 548: phase 3, negative · trial record

  34. NivolumabApproved
    Nivolumab plus low-dose ipilimumab did not improve recurrence-free survival over nivolumab alone after resection of stage III to IV melanoma.

    CheckMate 915: phase 3, negative · trial record

  35. NivolumabApproved
    Nivolumab plus ipilimumab did not improve survival over nivolumab alone; the trial closed for futility.

    Lung-MAP S1400I: nivolumab with or without ipilimumab: phase 3, negative · trial record

  36. NivolumabApproved
    RFS not improved.

    RELATIVITY-098: phase 3, negative · trial record

  37. NivolumabApproved
    PFS HR 1.10; no benefit from nivolumab rechallenge.

    TiNivo-2: phase 3, negative · trial record

  38. OfatumumabApproved
    Arzerra authorised 19 Apr 2010; marketing authorisation withdrawn at Novartis's request 28 Feb 2019 (commercial reasons)

    EMA / European Commission (EU): withdrawn 2019 · regulator row

  39. Primary PFS endpoint not met; numerical +5.1 months median PFS at the high dose.

    Fianlimab + cemiplimab phase 3 (first-line melanoma): phase 3, negative · trial record

  40. PFS HR 0.82 (not significant); OS trend unfavourable; US indication withdrawn 2021.

    IMpassion131: phase 3, negative · trial record

  41. Pembrolizumab added to chemoradiotherapy did not significantly improve event-free survival.

    KEYNOTE-412: phase 3, negative · trial record

  42. OS HR 0.84, not significant.

    LEAP-002: phase 3, negative · trial record

  43. Primary endpoint not met (ASCO GU 2026).

    LITESPARK-012: phase 3, negative · trial record

  44. Genmab has decided to discontinue further clinical development of acasunlimab following strategic portfolio prioritization. The decision was not related to safety concerns.

    Safety and Efficacy Study of GEN1046 as a Single Agent or in Combination With Pembrolizumab for Treatment of Recurrent (Non-small Cell) Lung Cancer: phase 2, terminated or withdrawn · trial record

  45. PertuzumabApproved
    Pathological complete response 44.4% (T-DM1 + pertuzumab) vs 55.7% (TCHP); more locoregional progression before surgery with T-DM1.

    KRISTINE: phase 3, negative · trial record

  46. RFS not improved.

    RELATIVITY-098: phase 3, negative · trial record

  47. SintilimabApproved
    CRL Mar 2022 for ORIENT-11 (single-country trial); ODAC 14 to 1

    FDA (US): rejected 2022 · regulator row

  48. SintilimabApproved
    Complete response letter for ORIENT-11 (first-line non-squamous NSCLC); ODAC voted 14 to 1 that additional data were needed for US applicability

    US 2022-03: complete response letter

  49. TrastuzumabApproved
    Pathological complete response 44.4% (T-DM1 + pertuzumab) vs 55.7% (TCHP); more locoregional progression before surgery with T-DM1.

    KRISTINE: phase 3, negative · trial record

Not placed

36 of 148 medicines in this format (24%)

These medicines belong to the format but their target is on no record the engine reads: the targets field is empty, the target lists no such drug, the trials linked to it name no target of its own, and the modality, mechanism and summary text name none the corpus knows. They are listed here rather than placed by guesswork; adding the target to the record puts them in the grid on the next build.

How this grid is read from the records

Each medicine's parts come from its own record: the targets field first, else the target records that list the medicine, else a sibling conjugate that shares its antibody name, else the trials linked to it, else the target names the corpus knows found in its modality, mechanism or summary text. The second part is read from the medicine's technology links first and from its modality and mechanism text second; a part no record names is shown as not recorded. Every part carries the fields it was read from and a confidence in the JSON file.

What the states mean, and do not

Approved: a medicine in the cell has an approval row or a regulator's approved entry and is not recorded as withdrawn. In development: a recruiting, active or planned trial, a development-phase record status, or active studies in the ClinicalTrials.gov index, and no approval. Tried and stopped: every medicine in the cell is withdrawn, negative or historic, or its only trial evidence is a terminated, withdrawn or negative study, or its approval was withdrawn. Untried: no medicine in this corpus combines the two parts.

A cell is coloured by its strongest medicine; the table shows each medicine with its own state. The reasons quoted under Stopped, and why are the records' words, including the registry's whyStopped text where the sponsor wrote one, and include stopped studies of medicines that are still in development elsewhere. Nothing here is medical advice.