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Novel Payloads for Antibody-drug Conjugates
The development of antibody-drug conjugates or ADCs, has resulted in the need of developing novel compounds that can be used as payloads.Enediynes, represented by...
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ADC Review, Journal of Antibody-drug Conjugates (ISSN 2327-0152) is an international peer-reviewed publication designed to serve the needs of a diverse community of individuals including academia, life sciences, pharma, research, clinicians and physicians. Along with regulatory affairs, we also cover government authorities and representatives from payers to policymakers.
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