Arcellx Unveils Data Showing Anito-cel’s D-Domain Binder Achieves High Target Specificity in Multiple Myeloma

Reuters02-04 22:00
Arcellx Unveils Data Showing Anito-cel’s D-Domain Binder Achieves High Target Specificity in Multiple Myeloma

Arcellx Inc. has announced that a late-breaking abstract detailing the unique high target-specificity of its novel D-Domain binder in anitocabtagene autoleucel (anito-cel) has been accepted for presentation at the 2026 Tandem Meetings, scheduled for February 4-7, 2026. The presentation will discuss preclinical study results showing that the D-Domain binder in anito-cel confers potent anti-tumor activity while minimizing tonic signaling and off-target reactivity. According to the abstract, anito-cel demonstrated no cases of delayed neurotoxicities or immune effector cell-associated enterocolitis to date, and the study found no tonic signaling or off-target activity with the D-Domain binder. Results will be presented during the late-breaking poster session on February 5, 2026.

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