REGN-EB3

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REGN-EB3 is a monoclonal antibody cocktail developed by Regeneron to treat Ebola virus disease, shown to significantly reduce mortality in clinical trials.

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instanceOf Ebola virus disease treatment
monoclonal antibody cocktail
therapeutic antibody
administrationSetting hospital
antibodyClass IgG1
antibodyType human monoclonal antibody
ATCCode J06BD03
brandName Inmazeb
clinicalEffect reduction of mortality in Ebola virus disease
clinicalTrialOutcome significant reduction in death compared with control therapy
clinicalTrialType randomized controlled trial
combinationType fixed-dose combination of three antibodies
comparisonTherapy ZMapp in clinical trials
compositionFeature three non-competing monoclonal antibodies
contraindicationNote not recommended for prophylactic use
developer Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
dosingRegimen single-course intravenous administration
FDAApprovalType Biologics License Application approved
FDAApprovalYear 2020
geographicUse outbreak settings in Africa
hasComponent atoltivimab
maftivimab
odesivimab
indication treatment of Ebola virus disease in adults
treatment of Ebola virus disease in pediatric patients
treatment of infection caused by Zaire ebolavirus
mechanismOfAction inhibition of viral entry into host cells
neutralization of Ebola virus glycoprotein
origin developed using Regeneron VelocImmune platform
pharmacologicalClass antiviral monoclonal antibody
regulatoryStatus approved by U.S. FDA
routeOfAdministration intravenous infusion
safetyProfile generally well tolerated in clinical trials
storageCondition refrigerated
targetDisease Ebola virus disease
targetMolecule Ebola virus glycoprotein GP
targetPathogen Zaire ebolavirus
therapeuticArea infectious disease
virology
treatmentPhase acute Ebola virus infection
trialPopulation patients with confirmed Zaire ebolavirus infection
WHORelevance treatment option for Ebola virus disease outbreaks

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