Good Manufacturing Practice Strategy for Antibody-Drug Conjugate Synthesis Using Site-Specific Chemical Conjugation: First-Generation AJICAP

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The development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) is in great demand in the oncology field. With the goal of maximizing the therapeutic index, the conjugation technology to produce ADCs has been shifted to a site-specific manner; however, it is still challenging to establish robust and scalable synthetic processes. We have developed a chemical conjugation platform termed AJICAP for site-specific ADC synthesis using IgG Fc-affinity peptides. Here, we report the preparation of site-specific ADCs based on first-generation AJICAP technology for use in good laboratory practice studies. Analysis of the final ADC product was conducted using validated systems and good manufacturing practice. This work may not only prompt further biological studies of AJICAP-ADC but also establish a strategy to provide well-documented manufacturing data to enable new drug application filings (e.g., investigational new drug applications) for site-specific ADCs.

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Matsuda, Y., Clancy, C., Tawfiq, Z., Robles, V., & Mendelsohn, B. A. (2019). Good Manufacturing Practice Strategy for Antibody-Drug Conjugate Synthesis Using Site-Specific Chemical Conjugation: First-Generation AJICAP. ACS Omega, 4(24), 20564–20570. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsomega.9b02419

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