ADC linkers
Power your antibody drug conjugates with bespoke linker chemistry

Get faster access to conjugation-ready linkers
If your antibody drug development team has the idea but no synthetic lab capacity, or you’re opening a new clinical program, we bring the chemistry muscle so your biology team can test antibody drug conjugates faster.
Our team of PhD chemists delivers ADC linker design, optimized or de novo, through synthesis and purification. Matched to your payload, release mechanism, and conjugation strategy, our tailored linkers support antibody drug discovery and fit your antibody drug development process, with deliveries ready for ADC conjugation.
Made in Europe with strict IP policy and clear updates, including go/no-go checkpoints. Backed by QA documentation, CDMO-ready data, a track record of ~200 linker–payloads, and experience supporting client programs that have advanced to Phase 1.

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Linker-payloads for ADCs
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with vial-ready ADC linkers
With every project, you get expert assistance on linker selection, rigorous evaluation of stability and hydrophilicity, and guidance on cleavable vs non-cleavable options and triggers. We align the payload release mechanism, antibody-attachment strategy (warhead), and DAR control with your program’s goals, and you receive CDMO-ready documentation for smooth tech transfer.
Prefer data over claims? See our ADC blog for design rationales and examples.
Don’t see your approach listed? Tell us what you need to test – we’ll build linker chemistry around it.
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If you haven´t found your area listed above, feel free to contact us and we will let you know how we can help. We are ready to rise to any challenge.
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Custom synthesis
Providing for a custom synthesis of previously reported molecules using described synthetic procedures.
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Contract research
Developing novel synthetic routes to provide undescribed compounds in organic, bioorganic, and medicinal chemistry.
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