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Acrivon Therapeutics (ACRV) Study Update summary

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Study Update summary

20 Jan, 2026

Study design, platform, and patient selection

  • Registrational intent phase II trial of ACR-368 in high-grade endometrial cancer uses a Simon 2-stage design and prospective selection with the OncoSignature assay, enrolling patients who progressed on prior anti-PD-1 therapy.

  • The AP3 platform enables high-resolution, functional proteomics and machine learning to identify drug-responsive biomarkers, optimize compounds, and support rational drug design and patient selection.

  • OncoSignature predicts individual patient sensitivity to ACR-368, independent of molecular or histological subtype.

  • The trial explores ultra-low dose gemcitabine to sensitize OncoSignature-negative patients.

  • AP3 platform is broadly applicable across oncology and non-oncology, supporting rapid drug optimization and companion diagnostic development.

Key interim results and clinical impact

  • Confirmed ORR in OncoSignature-positive endometrial cancer patients is 63% or 62.5% (95% CI: 30.4–86.5%), with all responders still on therapy and median duration of response not yet reached (~6 months at data cutoff).

  • Statistically significant segregation between OncoSignature-positive and negative patients (p=0.009), validating the biomarker approach.

  • Responses are rapid and durable, including in patients with prior progressive disease on anti-PD-1 therapy.

  • Ultra-low dose gemcitabine shows initial disease control in OncoSignature-negative patients, with some achieving confirmed responses.

  • Confirmed responses observed across molecular and histological subtypes.

Safety and tolerability

  • Safety profile is favorable, with mainly transient, reversible hematological adverse events typical of DDR inhibition and no long-lasting myelosuppression.

  • Notable absence of neuropathies, liver toxicities, and pneumonitis seen with other therapies.

  • Prophylactic G-CSF is used to manage generally mild and transient neutropenia.

  • No significant non-hematological adverse events observed; GI toxicity is minimal.

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