GeneQuantum Healthcare's two bioconjugate drugs approved for clinical trials in Australia
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GeneQuantum Healthcare's two bioconjugate drugs approved for clinical trials in Australia

They are GQ1005, an ADC with an excellent bystander killing effect, and GQ1007, a first-in-class antibody-immune-agonist-conjugate (AIAC) both with global intellectual property rights

  • By IPP Bureau | May 16, 2022

GeneQuantum Healthcare announced that two of the company's bioconjugate drug candidates have won the approval for clinical trials in Australia, further enhancing GeneQuantum's pipelines in the clinical stage. They are GQ1005, an ADC with an excellent bystander killing effect, and GQ1007, a first-in-class antibody-immune-agonist-conjugate (AIAC) both with global intellectual property rights.

Dr. Gang Qin, founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, commented, "The core technologies that we have focused on since the founding of GeneQuantum, bring the company into the harvest period for exciting next generation bioconjugate drugs. The EC approval of GQ1005 and GQ1007 in Australia is an important milestone for the company. More than once, GeneQuantum's enzymatic site-specific conjugation platform and the stable linker technology have demonstrated the advantages through several IND enabled drug candidates.  GeneQuantum conjugation technologies are widely compatible to different molecular modalities with various Mechanism of Action (MOA). Committed to the core value of "breakthrough for humanity", GeneQuantum is dedicated to developing safe, effective, and affordable novel therapeutics for patients with cancer 

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