ThioBridge™: Improved ADC Design & Delivery

Enhance your antibody-drug conjugate (ADC) development with our ThioBridge™ conjugation platform technology.

Linker technologies are a critical component in the development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs). Many linkers, particularly those used in first-generation ADC bioconjugation have limitations that can impact the safety and efficacy of the ADC. ThioBridge™ has been developed by Abzena to overcome the limitations associated with traditional linker technologies.

Whitepaper: Linking Antibody to Drug with ThioBridge®

While ADCs are a powerful and targeted approach to therapeutics, first-generation conjugation technologies have limitations such as inconsistent drug-to-antibody ratios (DAR) and the risk of early payload detachment.

Abzena’s ThioBridge™ conjugation technology offers a solution by providing a more uniform DAR profile, stable linker attachment, and improved pharmacokinetic properties.

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Overcoming ADC challenges with ThioBridge™

Developed by our scientific experts, Abzena’s ThioBridge™ Antibody Drug Conjugation (ADC) platform is a solution that leverages 20+ years of our experience and data to address some of the challenges and learn from early successes that we have seen in ADC development. Fundamentally, ThioBridge™ conjugation overcomes many of the issues seen in existing technologies to give our customers ADCs improved stability, potency, and efficacy.

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Moving ADCs forward with ThioBridge™

If you are looking to rapidly move your ADC program to its next regulatory or clinical milestone, contact us today and learn more about our ThioBridge® technology and how we can support you and your ADC development program.

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