Why ADC Linker Payload Design Is the Real Differentiator in ADC Success

Antibody–drug conjugates (ADCs) are usually described as three-part medicines: an antibody finds the tumor, a linker holds the construct together, and a cytotoxic payload kills the cell. The antibody decides where an ADC can bind. The ADC linker payload combination largely decides what happens after binding—whether the ADC remains intact in blood, how efficiently the […]