Acrivon Therapeutics (ACRV) Study Update summary
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Study Update summary
20 Jan, 2026Study 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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