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The aim is to analyze modern strategies that enhance the development of selective therapeutic conjugates for cancer treatment.

April 11, 2026Biomedical Chemistry Research and MethodsOpen Access

New Generations of Antibodies and Scaffold Proteins as a Way to Create Highly Selective Conjugates for Oncology

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ISI.V. ShulchevaInstitute for Biological Instrumentation AUA.B. UlitinInstitute for Biological Instrumentation

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This review examines new strategies for creating selective therapeutic conjugates in oncology, suggesting significant advancements in targeting abilities.

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The aim is to analyze modern strategies that enhance the development of selective therapeutic conjugates for cancer treatment.
Systematic review of antibody-drug conjugates evolution
Assessment of targeting modules like bispecific antibodies and scaffold proteins
Evaluation of linker systems for controlled release
Analysis of innovative technologies such as PROTAC-ADCs and oligonucleotide conjugates
Examination of site-specific conjugation strategies
Identification of advanced targeting modules that improve selectivity
Highlighting the potential of novel platforms to target challenging molecules
Insights on overcoming drug resistance through innovative approaches
Convergence of refined components shown to shape future targeted therapies

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Shulcheva et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d9e58f78050d08c1b75ca9 https://doi.org/10.18097/bmcrm00305

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This review examines new strategies for creating selective therapeutic conjugates in oncology, suggesting significant advancements in targeting abilities.

New Generations of Antibodies and Scaffold Proteins as a Way to Create Highly Selective Conjugates for Oncology

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