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Harnessing the Immune System: Mechanism of Action of Immunotherapies in B-Cell Malignancies Harnessing the Immune System: Mechanism of Action of Immunotherapies in B-Cell Malignancies

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Harnessing the Immune System: Mechanism of Action of Immunotherapies in B-Cell Malignancies - PPT Presentation

Learning Goals Immunotherapies in BCell Malignancies Available Immunotherapies OS in MM Poor Outcome in HighRisk Myeloma Immunotherapy Potential for Success Without a Targetable Molecular Mutation ID: 719176

dex cell abbreviations daratumumab cell dex daratumumab abbreviations immunotherapies len cont therapy malignancies eloquent car inhibitors response receptors bor

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Harnessing the Immune System: Mechanism of Action of Immunotherapies in B-Cell MalignanciesSlide2

Learning GoalsSlide3

Immunotherapies in B-Cell MalignanciesSlide4

Available ImmunotherapiesSlide5

OS in MMSlide6

Poor Outcome in High-Risk MyelomaSlide7
Slide8

Immunotherapy

Potential for Success Without a Targetable Molecular MutationSlide9

Available ImmunotherapiesSlide10

Monoclonal Antibodies Approved for MMSlide11

Elotuzumab and DaratumumabSlide12

DaratumumabSlide13

ElotuzumabSlide14

Daratumumab

Potential MOASlide15

Daratumumab MonotherapyPhase 2 Study, ≥ 3 Lines of Prior TherapySlide16

Daratumumab in CombinationSlide17

CASTOR StudyDaratumumab + Bor/Dex vs Bor/DexSlide18

CASTOR StudyEfficacy Endpoints and IRRsSlide19

POLLUXDaratumumab + Len/Dex vs Len/DexSlide20

ElotuzumabMOASlide21

ELOQUENT-2Elotuzumab + Len/Dex vs Len/DexSlide22

ELOQUENT-2Slide23

Therapies in DevelopmentAntibodiesSlide24

Antibody Drug ConjugatesSlide25

Brentuximab VedotinSlide26

AETHERABrentuximab Vedotin as Consolidation Therapy After ASCT in Patients With HLSlide27

Other ADCs in Development for MMSlide28

T-Cell Receptors

Activating and InhibitorySlide29
Slide30

Checkpoint Inhibitors in HL Slide31

Checkpoint Inhibitors in MMSlide32

Structure of Chimeric Antigen Receptors Slide33

Clinical Trials With CAR-T Cells in MMSlide34

CAR-T Cell Therapy Slide35

Cytokine Release Syndrome (CRS)Slide36

Response to Tocilizumab in 2 PatientsSlide37

Bispecific T-Cell EngagersSlide38

Patient-Specific Dendritic Cell/MM Cell Fusion Vaccines Postautologous TransplantSlide39

Response Rates After VaccinationSlide40

Future of Immunotherapeutic Strategies in B-Cell MalignanciesSlide41

ConclusionsSlide42

AbbreviationsSlide43

Abbreviations (cont)Slide44

Abbreviations (cont)Slide45

Abbreviations (cont)