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Ildong, Dong-A Subsidiaries Co-develop Next-gen ADC

Dong-A Ilbo | Updated 2025.08.12
Overcoming limitations of existing antibody-drug conjugates (ADC)
Addressing tumor heterogeneity and drug resistance
Combining PARP inhibitor-targeted anticancer drugs with site-selective conjugation technology
Aiming to develop next-generation ADC anticancer drugs for multiple cancer types
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Lee Won-sik, CEO of Idience, stated, "This project is a groundbreaking attempt to expand PARP inhibitors as ADC payloads based on combination therapy clinical data," and added, "We expect this to be an opportunity to secure differentiated candidate substances and technological competitiveness in the global ADC market."

Han Tae-dong, CEO of Aptis, expressed, "We hope that the synergy created by combining Aptis's proprietary ADC-related technologies and platforms with Idience's anticancer drug pipeline will become a turning point in opening a new chapter in the development of next-generation dual payload ADCs."

Kim Min-beom

AI-translated with ChatGPT. Provided as is; original Korean text prevails.
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