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Molecular Partners posts Gordon Research Conference Radio-DARPins presentation on website
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Molecular Partners posts Gordon Research Conference Radio-DARPins presentation on website
  • Molecular Partners published the Gordon Research Conference presentation, “Appropriate Targets for RLT? High selectivity vs high expression,” by Daniel Steiner.
  • Slides outline Radio-DARPin design to match target biology via optimized binding, systemic half-life, biodistribution, aiming to improve outcomes.
  • Updates include bispecific Radio-DARPins, 2-in-1 DuoDARPin formats to address tumor heterogeneity by engaging multiple targets.
  • Lead program MP0712 (DLL3) remains in a US Phase 1/2a trial; MP0726 (MSLN) targets membrane-bound MSLN with first human imaging expected this year.
  • Presentation available at Scientific Documents.


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