- Aptevo highlighted mipletamig as its lead clinical-stage asset, positioning it as a potential addition to frontline AML treatment alongside existing standard-of-care regimens.
- Reported frontline combination results showed 79% remission (CR/CRi) and no CRS in frontline patients, which could support broader adoption if confirmed in further studies.
- The company also presented ALG.APV-527 as a partnered solid-tumor program, with early Phase 1 data showing 59% stable disease among 17 efficacy-evaluable patients.
- Aptevo said it is expanding beyond bispecifics into trispecific candidates, aiming to create additional partnering and pipeline value across multiple tumor types.
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