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Commission File No. 001-40104
Date: May 18, 2022
Cytovia
Therapeutics to Present In Vivo Multiple Myeloma Data of its CD38-Targeting Flex-NK Cell Engager at EHA 2022 Congress
AVENTURA, Fla. and NATICK, Mass., May 18, 2022 /PRNewswire/ Cytovia Therapeutics, LLC (Cytovia Therapeutics), a
global biotechnology company focused on harnessing the power of natural killer (NK) cells to fight cancer through multispecific antibodies and stem cell engineering, announced today that it will be presenting at the the Annual European Hematology
Associations (EHA) 2022 Hybrid Congress, taking place June 9 12, 2022 at the Messe Wien Exhibition and Congress Center in Vienna, Austria, and online.
The abstract was released on May 12, 2022. The e-poster presentation will be published on the virtual
congress platform on Friday, June 10.
Details of Cytovias poster presentation:
Title: NOVEL MULTIFUNCTIONAL TETRAVALENT CD38 NKP46 FLEX-NK ENGAGERS ACTIVELY TARGET AND KILL MULTIPLE
MYELOMA CELLS
Session Title: Poster session
Session date and time: Friday, June 10, 202216:3017:45 CEST
Final Abstract Code: P842
Presenting
Author: Jean Christophe Bories
Summary: CYT-338 is a tetravalent IgG1-like multifunctional NK cell
engager antibody with a novel FLEX-linker that simultaneously binds CD38-expressing cells and NK cells via the activation receptor NKp46. The in vitro and in vivo activity of CYT-338 was studied
in myeloma models. CYT-338 showed specific dose-dependent binding to CD38 expressing MM cells with ~ 2-fold higher mean fluorescence intensity than daratumumab. Epitope
mapping studies suggest binding of CYT-338 to a CD38 epitope distinct from daratumumab. CYT-338 showed greater dose dependent NK cell redirected cytolysis,
degranulation, and cytokine production against MM1S cells compared to daratumumab. CYT-338 combined with peripheral blood NK cells inhibited tumor growth in a MM1S-NSG
mouse model. CYT-338 showed minimal immune subset depletion, NK cell fratricide, and cytokine release compared to daratumumab in human PBMCs in-vitro. These results
suggest that the CYT-338 engager has a favorable NK cell engager profile for targeting CD38-expressing multiple myeloma distinct from daratumumab.