PD‐1‐Cis IL‐2R Agonism Determines the Predicted Pharmacological Dose Range for the Immunocytokine Eciskafusp Alfa (PD1‐IL2v)

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) has been shown to lead to differentiation of CD8 T cells to better effectors, which is anticipated to drive efficacy of the immune-targeted cytokine eciskafusp alfa, or PD1-IL2v. Here we present a geometrically driven mathematical formulation informed by in vitro and early clinical data which enables prediction of doses at which cis-binding is at its highest, and explains observed differences in concentration-time profiles for patients who had recent exposure to other anti-PD-1 molecules compared with those who had not. Furthermore, binding in cis-configuration is expected to follow a "bell-shaped" relationship with drug concentration such that high concentrations may lead to reduced benefit/risk ratio compared with concentrations around the peak of the bell-shape. Model simulations identify patient cohorts for whom the upper limit of the pharmacological dosing range may be defined by either undesirable off-tumor target engagement or a decrease in on-tumor cis-binding.

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