Sutro Biopharma Announces Research Collaboration with the FDA to Advance Regulatory Standards for ADCs

“ADCs represent one of the most promising and fast-growing modalities for new biopharmaceuticals. We’re honored to be among a select group collaborating with the FDA to help shape regulatory standards for ADC development and quality control,” said Hans-Peter Gerber, Ph.D., Sutro’s Chief Scientific Officer. “This collaboration underscores the precision and flexibility of our cell-free XpressCF® platform in advancing next-generation ADCs, and we look forward to the impact of this work across the industry, with regulators, and for the patient community. We thank the FDA for the opportunity to help define the future of ADC innovation.”

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