On October 28, 2021 Synaffix B.V., a biotechnology company focused on commercializing its clinical-stage platform technology for the development of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs) with best-in-class therapeutic index reported that the Company was awarded Best Poster at Hanson Wade’s 2021 World ADC Conference (Press release, Synaffix, OCT 28, 2021, View Source [SID1234592120]). Separately, Synaffix was also awarded ‘Runner-Up’ for the Best ADC Platform Technology.

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New data presented in the winning poster, titled: "GlycoConnect ADCs Based on Topoisomerase 1 Inhibitor Exatecan (SYNtecan E) Show Excellent In Vivo Efficacy and Tolerability Data" demonstrated complete tumor regression and high tolerability of SYNtecan E based ADCs, and underscores the ability of Synaffix’s technologies to enable best-in-class, next generation ADCs.

This marks the fifth year that Synaffix’ groundbreaking ADC platform technology has been acknowledged at the World ADC Awards ceremony as industry-leading, by a judging panel of world-renowned ADC experts. The 2021 finalists were shortlisted through a voting pool of over 2,500 individuals, with a panel of distinguished, independent industry experts from across the ADC field assessing each finalist to decide the winners.

Prof. Floris van Delft, CSO of Synaffix, said: "The SYNtecan E linker-payload represents a transformational innovation that emerged from our own laboratories here in the Netherlands. This appreciation by our industry peers serves as yet another testament to the high-quality science that underlies our broader ADC platform technology offering and we look forward to continuing the close collaboration with our various partners as this linker-drug enters the clinical development phase."