Dollars for Profs

Dig Into University Researchers' Outside Income and Conflicts of Interest

Published Dec. 6, 2019

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Conflict of Interest

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Charles Rudin

Sloan Kettering Inst Can Research, Department: Na

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Disclosed Conflict of Interest with

AbbVie Inc.

Disclosed Value
Listed Reason
Payment for services (e.g., consulting fees, honoraria, paid authorship)

This study proposes the development of an immuno-PET diagnostic agent comprising 89Zr labeled rovalpituzumab. Aim 1 involves developing more stable thiol-clickable methylsuflone chelators for 89Zr to minimize kidney uptake. This project includes projects obtaining an antibody from AbbVie. Aim 2 will be centered on the study of the in vivo toxicology and pharmacology of 89Zr-Rova as well as the preparation and submission of an FDA Investigational New Drug application for the clinical trial. Aim 3 will be the first in-human clinical trial of 89Zr-Rova for the PET imaging of patients with small cell lung cancer concurrently enrolled on a clinical trial of the therapeutic ADC Rova-T. This 30-patient trial will be focused on the clinical safety and efficacy of 89Zr as a predictor of response to Rova-T. This project includes obtaining an antibody from AbbVie. Dr. Rudin is a paid consultant for AbbVie.

Listed Research Project
Immuno-PET imaging of high-grade neuroendocrine lung tumors using 89Zr-rovalpituzumab, a DLL3-targeting monoclonal antibody

PROJECT NARRATIVE There are no FDA-approved targets therapies of small cell lung cancer. Small cell lung cancer is one of a small number of cancers that expresses delta-like ligand 3 (DLL3) on the cell surface. Due to the exquisite cancer selectivity of DLL3 expression, the presence of this protein can itself be considered a molecular vulnerability as it allows for targeted antibody-based drug delivery and PET imaging in small cell lung cancer.

Filed on January 07, 2019.

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