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Bispecific ADCs: the next generation of cancer treatments

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Antibody-drug conjugates have been an area of great interest in the oncology space in recent years, with a record rate of FDA approvals and dealmaking activity. However balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity has remained a challenge.

Some biopharma companies are investing in what they hope will be the next-generation approach to ADCs – bispecific ADCs.

More than a dozen early-stage clinical trials are evaluating whether adding a second targeting functionality can improve the preciseness of ADCs’ tumor-targeting, as well as potentially overcome the challenge of heterogeneity in solid tumor target expression.

Bispecific ADCs have been a hot area for dealmaking over the past year, including BMS’ $8.4 billion purchase of a bispecific ADC candidate in December, a $690 million deal between Biotheus and Hansoh this spring, and the recently announced $325 million deal between Prague-based SOTIO Biotech and Biocytogen.

SOTIO’s most advanced ADC, SOT102, is now in a phase 1/2 clinical study in the U.S. and Europe.

To talk about biotechs in Czechia, and bispecific ADCs, our conversation this week is with Radek Špíšek, CEO of SOTIO.

01:22-03:17: About SOTIO
03:17-06:12: Are there many biotech or biopharma companies in Prague?
06:12-08:16: Are there any challenges or opportunities being in Prague?
08:16-13:21: What are bispecific ADCs and how do they differ from regular ADCs?
13:21-15:37: Are there any challenges using bispecific ADCs?
15:37-17:07: What are the benefits of bispecific ADCs?
17:07-18:40: Do bispecific ADCs address the challenge of balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity?
18:40-19:42: Why are bispecific ADCs such a hot topic?
19:42-21:35: Deals involving bispecific ADCs, and SOTIO’s partnership with Biocytogen
21:35-24:15: What is SOT102?
24:15-26:41: What else is in SOTIO’s pipeline?
26:41-27:47: What is the future for bispecific ADCs?
27:47-29:01: What does this mean for patients?
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Chapitres

1. Bispecific ADCs: the next generation of cancer treatments (00:00:00)

2. About SOTIO (00:01:22)

3. Are there many biotech or biopharma companies in Prague? (00:03:17)

4. Are there any challenges or opportunities being in Prague?
 (00:06:12)

5. What are bispecific ADCs?
 (00:08:16)

6. Are there any challenges using bispecific ADCs?
 (00:13:21)

7. What are the benefits of bispecific ADCs?
 (00:15:37)

8. Do bispecific ADCs address the challenge of balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity?
 (00:17:07)

9. Why are bispecific ADCs such a hot topic?
 (00:18:40)

10. Deals involving bispecific ADCs, and SOTIO’s partnership with Biocytogen
 (00:19:42)

11. What is SOT102?
 (00:21:35)

12. What else is in SOTIO’s pipeline?
 (00:24:15)

13. What is the future for bispecific ADCs? 
 (00:26:41)

14. What does this mean for patients?
 (00:27:47)

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Antibody-drug conjugates have been an area of great interest in the oncology space in recent years, with a record rate of FDA approvals and dealmaking activity. However balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity has remained a challenge.

Some biopharma companies are investing in what they hope will be the next-generation approach to ADCs – bispecific ADCs.

More than a dozen early-stage clinical trials are evaluating whether adding a second targeting functionality can improve the preciseness of ADCs’ tumor-targeting, as well as potentially overcome the challenge of heterogeneity in solid tumor target expression.

Bispecific ADCs have been a hot area for dealmaking over the past year, including BMS’ $8.4 billion purchase of a bispecific ADC candidate in December, a $690 million deal between Biotheus and Hansoh this spring, and the recently announced $325 million deal between Prague-based SOTIO Biotech and Biocytogen.

SOTIO’s most advanced ADC, SOT102, is now in a phase 1/2 clinical study in the U.S. and Europe.

To talk about biotechs in Czechia, and bispecific ADCs, our conversation this week is with Radek Špíšek, CEO of SOTIO.

01:22-03:17: About SOTIO
03:17-06:12: Are there many biotech or biopharma companies in Prague?
06:12-08:16: Are there any challenges or opportunities being in Prague?
08:16-13:21: What are bispecific ADCs and how do they differ from regular ADCs?
13:21-15:37: Are there any challenges using bispecific ADCs?
15:37-17:07: What are the benefits of bispecific ADCs?
17:07-18:40: Do bispecific ADCs address the challenge of balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity?
18:40-19:42: Why are bispecific ADCs such a hot topic?
19:42-21:35: Deals involving bispecific ADCs, and SOTIO’s partnership with Biocytogen
21:35-24:15: What is SOT102?
24:15-26:41: What else is in SOTIO’s pipeline?
26:41-27:47: What is the future for bispecific ADCs?
27:47-29:01: What does this mean for patients?
Interested in being a sponsor of an episode of our podcast? Discover how you can get involved here!

Stay updated of the latest biotech news by subscribing to our newsletter

  continue reading

Chapitres

1. Bispecific ADCs: the next generation of cancer treatments (00:00:00)

2. About SOTIO (00:01:22)

3. Are there many biotech or biopharma companies in Prague? (00:03:17)

4. Are there any challenges or opportunities being in Prague?
 (00:06:12)

5. What are bispecific ADCs?
 (00:08:16)

6. Are there any challenges using bispecific ADCs?
 (00:13:21)

7. What are the benefits of bispecific ADCs?
 (00:15:37)

8. Do bispecific ADCs address the challenge of balancing efficacy and off-site toxicity?
 (00:17:07)

9. Why are bispecific ADCs such a hot topic?
 (00:18:40)

10. Deals involving bispecific ADCs, and SOTIO’s partnership with Biocytogen
 (00:19:42)

11. What is SOT102?
 (00:21:35)

12. What else is in SOTIO’s pipeline?
 (00:24:15)

13. What is the future for bispecific ADCs? 
 (00:26:41)

14. What does this mean for patients?
 (00:27:47)

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