Comprehensive ADC database
Curated entities across targets, antibodies, linkers, payloads, and design attributes—structured for discovery workflows.
A curated ADC knowledge base, augmented with in-house validation, powering computational design and wet-lab iteration from target to candidate.
Designed to preserve familiar, manufacturable conjugation motifs while exploring novel chemistry where it matters.
Platform
ADCpedia combines structured ADC knowledge with experimental feedback to accelerate discovery decisions—especially linker innovation.
Curated entities across targets, antibodies, linkers, payloads, and design attributes—structured for discovery workflows.
In‑house assays provide validation signals to calibrate models and strengthen real‑world predictivity.
Predictive modeling and wet‑lab feedback work together—closing the loop from hypothesis to candidate.
Workflow
Predict activity, expression, binding, and in vivo response—then guide design toward candidates that fit your target biology.
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Models
Built to support practical decision points—from expression to efficacy to conjugation constraints.
In vitro response likelihood across cell lines.
In vivo response likelihood in PDX/CDX models.
Protein expression intensity across cancer/normal cell lines and xenografts.
Antibody–antigen binding affinity prediction for binder selection and refinement.
DAR strategy optimization for a given antibody–linker–payload combination.
Diffusion‑based linker generation guided by predictive signals—designed to respect practical conjugation constraints.
Property‑guided payload refinement for improved fit to your biology and chemistry constraints.
Generative VH/VL + CDR design to explore novel binders when needed.
A diffusion engine that proposes linkers aligned to constraints and biology—then ranks them for decision‑making.
Define the target context—antigen format, payload class, conjugation site, and design constraints.
Multi‑signal guidance surfaces candidates likely to work in the biology you care about—without turning the page into a methods paper.
A diffusion model explores linker space while honoring hard constraints—steering toward designs that balance chemistry and biology.
Linker proposals preserve familiar conjugation motifs while introducing novelty elsewhere—ranked by predicted fit.
ADCpedia is augmented with in‑house assays designed to calibrate predictions and reduce design risk—helping teams converge faster.
Use cases
High‑level workflows that map to how teams actually make tradeoffs.
Explore novel linker space without losing practical conjugation constraints or manufacturability considerations.
Support conventional and non‑conventional antigens with expression‑aware modeling across cell lines and xenografts.
Choose DAR aligned to payload chemistry, exposure, and biological context—then validate with assays.
Use binding and expression signals to refine antibody choices and guide when to redesign.
Explore predicted likelihood of in‑vitro activity across cell lines in an interactive playground.
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