New Insights on BCMA BiTEs and CAR T cell therapies in Myeloma
The B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA) is an oncogenic protein target relevant to multiple myeloma that we have been following for a while on BSB, including an expert interview with a global myeloma KOL at ASH last December as part of a wide ranging discussion and deeper look at the Future of Multiple Myeloma.
This weekend I was following a myeloma workshop where quite a bit of teasing early data was presented that may give us clues about what’s likely to be interesting at ASH18.
I wasn’t the only one doing this judging by a raft of reader questions that came in, particularly on the topic of BCMA and other emerging targets in this disease.
Is one BCMA better or worse than another? Will antibodies take a BiTE out of the CAR-T cell therapy noise? We take a careful look at these issues to explore what’s what and what really matters in this niche.
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