This January and February, Bio-Techne presents a series of conference-level talks based on key advances in Bioconjugation.
Join us on 24th February at 1pm GMT for the last of 3 exceptional presentations by established speakers in the field. You can listen to the first event in this series, by Dr Richards, by clicking here. The second event, hosted by Dr Chudasama, can be found here.
During this third and final session, Dr João Nunes will talk about Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs). ADCs are a class of targeted drugs for oncology. The number of FDA approved ADCs has recently skyrocketed and interest in developing ADCs is on an upwards trajectory. This webinar will summarise the design choices for linker-payloads in the current selection of FDA approved ADCs and how they inform on developability for the next generation of ADCs.
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Dr João Nunes
Dr João P. M. Nunes is a Senior Scientist at Abzena, a life sciences group with its headquarters in San Diego, California which provides the most complete set of solutions in integrated early discovery to mid-phase biotherapeutic and ADC drug development services in the pharmaceutical industry. He specialises in conjugation of cytotoxic drugs to antibodies for development of early drug discovery antibody-drug conjugates and has co-authored 17 scientific publications. Dr João P. M. Nunes holds a PhD in Organic Chemistry, having developed two methods for the synthesis of bifunctionalised cyclopentenones and synthesised over 40 novel compounds. He had over 15 years of research across multiple projects in Bioconjugation, Organic Chemistry and Coordination Chemistry.
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