FDA Clearance Received for IND Application of AT03-65

“This is a transformational event for Axcynsis and a significant milestone for our proprietary ADC platform using AxcynDOT™,” said Dr. Zou Bin, CEO of Axcynsis. “We are pleased that FDA has cleared AT03-65 which leverages our AxcynDOT™ technology for this first-in-human study.  We are very excited with the potential of offering a transformative therapeutic option for patients with CLDN6-positive tumors as well as advancing our pipeline with  differentiated  and effective ADCs using AxcynDOT™ to improve the lives of cancer patients worldwide”.

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