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Table 1 Monoclonal antibodies

From: How mathematical modeling could contribute to the quantification of metastatic tumor burden under therapy: insights in immunotherapeutic treatment of non-small cell lung cancer

Antibody

Type

Year of approval (FDA)

Molar Mass Mi [kDa]

Approved Dosages

Half-life \(t^{1/2}_{i}\) [d]

Sources

Atezolizumab

humanized

2016

145

1200mg q3w

27

[70, 71]

Avelumab

human

2017

143

800mg q2w

6.1

[72, 73]

Durvalumab

human

2017

146

10mg/kg q2w

18

[74, 75]

Nivolumab

human

2014

146

240mg q2w or 480mg q4w

26.7

[76, 77]

Pembrolizumab

humanized

2014

146

200mg q3w or 400mg q6w

22

[78, 79]

Cemiplimab

human

2018

144

350mg q3w

19.4

[80, 81]

  1. Currently approved monoclonal antibodies used as immunotherapeutics targeting the PD-1 pathway. The application cycle length l used in the model is determined from the dosage, e.g. the expression “q3w” reads “every three weeks”, thus l=3