Deconjugation Kinetics
Deconjugation Kinetics is the pharmacokinetic process that characterizes the rate and extent of linker-based payload detachment from an antibody-drug conjugate in biological systems, distinguishing it from other clearance or metabolic pathways by specifically quantifying the stability and cleavage dynamics of the conjugated moiety.
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Wageningen University & Research
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Maastricht University
Maastricht, The Netherlands
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Occupational Cancer Research Centre
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Western University
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Vienna Biocenter
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Quadram Institute
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Medical University of South Carolina
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Central Drug Research Institute
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