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Publishedgenerated 2026-05-28T23:25:24Z

Oncolytic virus at antigen release, addressing threshold drift

Oncolytic virus (lytic antigen release) acts at the antigen release step of the cancer-immunity cycle. The failure mode is threshold drift: threshold moves out of reach of normal loading current. Capacitor sometimes fires, sometimes doesn't; unpredictable activation.

C2·I3
composite 0.39structural 0.40evidence 0.33novelty 0.50

What this is

The Living Scorecard is Encounter's open record of structural predictions. Each hypothesis names a candidate intervention, where in the cycle it is predicted to act, the failure mode it is predicted to address, and the evidence available when the prediction was made.

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Structural argument

At the antigen release step of the cancer-immunity cycle (capacitor regime, position P1), Oncolytic virus acts via lytic antigen release. The failure mode is threshold drift: threshold moves out of reach of normal loading current. Capacitor sometimes fires, sometimes doesn't; unpredictable activation. The intervention's regime-type class lines up with the position's regime, and failure_threshold_drift belongs to that regime's failure set.

  • rule_r13 (required) — Combinatorial candidate is grounded in R13's position-to-state table, which determines which interventions are structurally addressable at which positions.

Substrate

Domain
domain_cellular_biology
Cycle
cycle_l4_canonical
Position(s)
position_p1
Failure modes
failure_threshold_drift

Evidence at generation

PubMed289 hits

"oncolytic virus" AND "cancer immunotherapy"

  • PMID 37631987 (2023) Viruses

    Oncolytic Virus Engineering and Utilizations: Cancer Immunotherapy Perspective.

  • PMID 36402738 (2023) Trends Cancer

    The emerging field of oncolytic virus-based cancer immunotherapy.

  • PMID 39196415 (2024) Clin Exp Med

    Oncolytic virus and tumor-associated macrophage interactions in cancer immunotherapy.

  • PMID 38336902 (2024) Nat Biotechnol

    An oncolytic virus-T cell chimera for cancer immunotherapy.

  • PMID 38835055 (2024) J Hematol Oncol

    Current and future immunotherapeutic approaches in pancreatic cancer treatment.

ChEMBLNo mechanism match

Targets:

Not found in ChEMBL: Oncolytic virus

ClinicalTrials.gov5 trials

oncolytic virus cancer immunotherapy

  • NCT04482933PHASE2 · WITHDRAWN

    Neoplasms

    Primary: Efficacy (overall survival)

  • NCT05205421PHASE1 · UNKNOWN

    Advanced Solid Tumor

    Primary: Incidence of adverse events

  • NCT03954067PHASE1 · COMPLETED

    Metastatic Cancer

    Primary: Dose Limiting Toxicities (DLT) - dose escalation part

  • NCT02062827PHASE1 · ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING

    Recurrent Glioblastoma Multiforme

    Primary: Maximum Tolerated Dose (MTD) of M032

  • NCT00348842PHASE2 · WITHDRAWN

    Metastatic Cancer

    Primary: Safety and primary efficacy of NDV treatment in cancer patients who failed conventional modalities.

Status timeline

  • Draft2026-05-28T23:27:38Z

    Generated by combinatorial walker (v0.1.1; verb_target-aware, sub-regime failures). Awaiting operator review for the daily top-5 batch.

    by system

  • Published2026-05-29T06:35:42Z

    Published as part of the first 5-hypothesis daily batch. Engine v0.1.1: verb_target-aware combinatorial walker, sub-regime failure pool, lowercase evidence queries. Operator review pass: kept as-is.

    by raimo

Tags

confidence:2impact:3generation:combinatorialnote:top5-batch