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COMPOSITION/CHEMISTRY: Anti-mesothelin (MSLN) fully human IgG1 ADC. Antibody = BMS-986021 (ADCdb ANI0TIQFA); target MSLN (TAR0NEZUA). Linker Mc-Val-Cit (ADCdb LIN0UVPJN), cathepsin-B-cleavable Val-Cit dipeptide with maleimidocaproyl (cysteine/thiol) attachment; linker physchem from ADCdb (C21H33N5O7, MW 467.523, TPSA 188, xLogP -0.3695, SMILES recorded). Payload = tubulysin (PAY0PCTOE), a microtubule destabilizer (vinca-domain tubulin inhibitor); average DAR 3 (heterogeneous, stochastic cysteine conjugation). Sponsor Bristol Myers Squibb; ADCdb DRG0VYGGK; TTD D03TBD. Development discontinued (not approved).
CLINICAL SOURCE (single): Rottey et al. Clin Cancer Res 2022;28(1):95-105 (PMID 34615718; PMC9401510). Phase I/IIa CA008-002 / NCT02341625, international, N=126 treated: 84 monotherapy q3w (0.1-1.6 mg/kg), 12 monotherapy once-weekly, 30 BMS-986148 0.8 mg/kg + nivolumab 360 mg q3w. MTD/de facto RP2D = 1.2 mg/kg IV q3w. Tumors: pleural/peritoneal mesothelioma, ovarian, pancreatic, gastric, NSCLC.
OCULAR (qualifying reason): Ophthalmic AEs in <10% of BMS-986148-treated patients, majority low grade and topical-managed. Documented grade 3 ocular events ALL in the 1.2 mg/kg q3w cohort (n=59): one patient with G3 keratopathy + G3 reduced visual acuity (not reported resolved), and a separate patient with G3 bilateral cataract (resolved after dose delay + surgery). Additional ophthalmic terms reported but NOT quantified -> not given pct rows: dry eyes (managed with saline drops) and microcystic epitheliopathy (managed with dexamethasone drops). CTCAE v4.03. Subtype = Mixed (corneal epitheliopathy/keratopathy + lens cataract + visual acuity). Authors propose a possible antigen-dependent mechanism (mesothelin expressed on corneal/conjunctival epithelium) and a potential ADC class effect. ocular{} group oae_any_pct kept as the verbatim "<10%"; the toxicity_rows "any ophthalmic" row uses pct=10 as the documented upper bound (tier D).
OTHER TOXICITY: Dominant toxicity is HEPATIC transaminitis (AST 49%/G3-4 24%; ALT 46%/G3-4 20%); hepatic TRAEs caused discontinuation in 8% and included 3 grade 4 events; this was the dose-limiting toxicity. One treatment-related death (pneumonitis). Fatigue 40% (G3/4 7%) is the most common non-hepatic TRAE but has no matching organ_system enum, so omitted from toxicity_rows. NOTABLY: no peripheral neuropathy and no infusion-related reactions reported among TRAEs (atypical for a tubulin-inhibitor ADC) -> no Neurologic-PN or Infusion rows created (absence was not stated as an explicit 0). Hematologic toxicity minimal: only one serious grade >=3 anaemia; no neutropenia/thrombocytopenia among TRAEs.
PAYLOAD PHYSCHEM: numeric properties (MW/xLogP3/logD7.4/TPSA/pKa/charge) left BLANK because the specific BMS tubulysin analog structure is proprietary/undisclosed; assigning parent Tubulysin A (PubChem CID 12134544, C43H65N5O10S) would be speculative. Only class-level payload_bystander = Yes recorded (tubulysin conjugates retain bystander activity per payload-class literature; tier C).
Systemic AE percentages are from the pooled monotherapy q3w safety population (n=84, doses 0.1-1.6 mg/kg, which includes the MTD); ocular G3 events are dose-specific to 1.2 mg/kg (n=59). line_context="RP2D" applied to the primary monotherapy q3w cohort rows and the 1.2 mg/kg MTD ocular rows.