Table 1.

Effect of Anti-HM1.24 MoAb on the Prevention of Human ARH-77 Myeloma Engraftment

Tumor InoculationTreatment (day)Tumor/Total MiceSerum Human IgG (μg/mL)Survival (days)
IV Control IgG (1, 15) 5/5 273 ± 174 53 ± 21 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (1) 0/5 0 ± 0 >180 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (15) 5/5 60 ± 73* 48 ± 12 
SC Control IgG (1, 15) 5/5 373 ± 117 67 ± 19 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (1) 5/5 269 ± 160 61 ± 6 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (15) 5/5 321 ± 180 65 ± 16 
Tumor InoculationTreatment (day)Tumor/Total MiceSerum Human IgG (μg/mL)Survival (days)
IV Control IgG (1, 15) 5/5 273 ± 174 53 ± 21 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (1) 0/5 0 ± 0 >180 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (15) 5/5 60 ± 73* 48 ± 12 
SC Control IgG (1, 15) 5/5 373 ± 117 67 ± 19 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (1) 5/5 269 ± 160 61 ± 6 
 Anti-HM1.24 IgG (15) 5/5 321 ± 180 65 ± 16 

SCID mice were treated with a single intraperitoneal injection of antibody (20 μg/day) after inoculation of ARH-77 cells. The concentrations of serum human IgG were measured at day 28 after tumor inoculation. Data represent the mean ± SD of serum human IgG or survival. P values are based on the comparison between the indicated experimental and the control IgG-treated groups.

Abbreviations: IV, intravenously; SC, subcutaneously.

*

P < .05.

P < .005.

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