EphA5-binding antibody-drug conjugates deliver cytotoxic payloads to cancer cells while reducing toxicity to healthy cells.
EGFR peptide–lipid conjugates target immune cells in lymph nodes to sustain activation and strengthen antitumor responses.
A pre-locked state supports machine separation, filling, and rejoining while the coating preserves capsule integrity.
Chemical modifications in double-stranded siRNA target DUX4 mRNA for sequence-specific silencing in FSHD while limiting off-target effects.
Hydrophobic ligand-drug conjugates can aggregate and clear rapidly; hydrophilic sugar structures improve solubility and help control clearance.
A graft copolymer and thickening agent form a slippery, cohesive coating that eases mini-tablet swallowing and supports taste masking.
Cell-reactive compstatin analogs remain associated with cell surfaces to sustain complement inhibition and protect against hemolysis.
See how antibody-drug conjugates deliver E3 ligase-binding degraders to SMARCA2/4 while addressing limited efficacy and unwanted toxicity.
Because STAT3 lacks enzymatic activity, oligonucleotide PTCs recruit ubiquitin ligases to trigger targeted degradation through the proteasome.