It looks like this was published today. We get a

It looks like this was published today. We get a mention ...

3.1. Mononclonal Antibodies

"Leronlimab is currently in phase III clinical trials for preventing HIV infection [308], but has previously shown promise in treating breast cancer. In triple negative breast cancer lines, Leronlimab was shown to reduce migration, calcium signalling, as well as enhance the effect of doxorubicin in killing breast cancer cells. Furthermore, in xenograft mice models it was able to reduce tumour burden of > 95% after 6 weeks of treatments [309].
Leronlimab has also shown success in early clinical trials; a phase I trial showed that it was well-tolerated in combination with carboplatin and showed early signs of anti-tumour activity [310]. In a basket study of advanced and metastatic solid tumours, Leronlimuab showed a median progression free survival of 6 months in greater than 75% of patients, along with a reduction in circulating tumour associated cells [311]."

https://www.mdpi.com/2673-6284/14/1/7