Lisata Therapeutics and Catalent Announce Global ADC License Agreement
“This collaboration is based on positive preclinical results generated by Catalent’s use of an iRGD peptide as part of its SMARTag® ADC platform,” stated Kristen K. Buck, M.D., Executive Vice President of Research and Development and Chief Medical Officer of Lisata. “It underscores our mutual belief in certepetide’s broad potential and is another significant step forward in Lisata’s mission to bring transformative therapies to patients. Catalent’s technology and innovative approach are a perfect complement to certepetide’s biology.” Preclinical work supporting incorporation of iRGD peptides into the SMARTag® ADC platform will be highlighted at this November’s World ADC conference in San Diego.
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