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World J Gastroenterol. May 7, 2018; 24(17): 1868-1880
Published online May 7, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i17.1868
Table 1 Anti-integrin therapies for inflammatory bowel disease
DrugFormulaTargetRouteClinical studiesSummary
NatalizumabHumanized IgG4 mAbα4-integrini.v.ENCOREInduction and maintenance in CD
AJM300Small moleculeα4-integrinOralPhase IIaInduction in UC
VedolizumabHumanized IgG1 mAbα4β7-integrini.v.GEMINI 1Induction and maintenance in UC
GEMINI 2Induction and maintenance in CD
GEMINI 3Induction in CD
Abrilumab (AMG 181/MEDI 7183)Fully human IgG2 mAbα4β7-integrins.c.Phase IIbInduction in UC
Phase IIbInduction in CD
EtrolizumabHumanized IgG1 mAbβ7-integrini.v./s.c.EUCALYPTUSInduction in UC
BERGAMOTInduction in CD
HICKORYInduction in CD
PF-00547659 (SHP647)Fully human IgG mAbMAdCAM-1i.v./s.c.TURANDOTInduction in UC
OPERAInduction in CD
Table 2 Comparison of properties of anti-tumor necrosis factor and gut-specific anti-integrin therapy
Anti-TNF therapyGut-specific anti-integrin therapy
Mechanism of actionTNF-α inhibitorα4β7-integrin inhibitor
Available agentsInfliximab (UC, CD)Vedolizumab (UC, CD)
Adalimumab (UC, CD)
Certolizumab pegol (CD)
Golimumab (UC)
Therapeutic efficacyFrequent loss of response during maintenance therapyModest effect on induction therapy for CD
Side effectsInfections, reactivation of latent tuberculosis, potential risk of lymphomaNasopharyngitis, arthralgia, headache, nausea
ImmunogenicityMeasure the ADA if availableNo significant immunogenicity
Add immunomodulator (infliximab)