Pipeline

Oxford BioTherapeutics is Pioneering the Discovery of Novel Oncology Targets for Solid Tumours

We bring 20 years of innovation to the ADC and TCE field. In addition to our own, proprietary pipeline of ADC and TCE candidates we have a number of partnerships and collaborations that leverage our OGAP®-Verify technology.

OBT620

Partnered

Indication

SCLC and NEC

Modality

TCE

Target

DLL3

OBT624

Partnered

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

TCE

Target

B7-H6

OBT076

Indication

Advanced or refractory solid tumours

Modality

ADC

Target

CD205

OBT076

Clinical Collaboration

Indication

Advanced or refractory solid tumours

Modality

ADC/mAb

Target

CD205 and PD-1

OBT076

Clinical Collaboration

Indication

Adenoid cystic carcinomas of the head and neck

Modality

ADC

Target

CD205

OBT698R

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

mAb

Target

Undisclosed

OBT698/PDL1

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

IO bispecific

Target

Undisclosed

OBT700R

Partnered

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

mAb

Target

Undisclosed

OBT700/PDL1

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

IO bispecific

Target

Undisclosed

OB33

Partnered

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

Undisclosed

Target

Undisclosed

OBN41A

Partnered

Indication

Solid tumours

Modality

Undisclosed

Target

Undisclosed

OBT63A

Indication

Undisclosed

Modality

Undisclosed

Target

Undisclosed

Multiple programs

Partnered

Indication

Undisclosed

Modality

Undisclosed

Target

Undisclosed

1 program

Partnered

Indication

Undisclosed

Modality

Undisclosed

Target

Undisclosed

OBT076

Indication

Advanced or refractory solid tumours

Modality

ADC

Target

CD205

OBT076 is an antibody-drug conjugate currently in Phase 1b clinical trials. It employs a potential dual mechanism of action, not only directly targeting cancer cells but also re-engaging the patient’s immune system. By depleting immunosuppressive dendritic cells, OBT076 has the potential to reactivate the immune system and promote the induction and activation of T-cells to enhance the anti-tumour response. OBT076 has demonstrated promising monotherapy activity in a Phase 1b trial for patients with advanced solid tumours (NCT04064359). The recommended phase 2 dose has been established, and preliminary clinical data reveal encouraging signs of efficacy. The solid tumour types being investigated include non-small cell lung cancer, gastric cancer, and bladder cancer.