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Isogenica
Excellence in Single Domain Biotherapeutics
Isogenica develops therapeutic VHH:
highly versatile small format antibodies which are used to construct next generation biotherapeutics for the treatment of cancer, inflammation and other serious diseases.
Our VHH can be assembled to create bi-specific and multi-specific biotherapeutics for your target profile, or used to achieve targeted drug delivery as components of ADCs and cell and gene therapies including CAR-Ts.
Synthetic libraries for faster discovery
At diversities of 1010 – 1013, Isogenica’s VHH libraries are the most diverse synthetic VHH libraries on the market. Typically, leads from Isogenica’s synthetic libraries have low nanomolar affinities, which are optimal for your drug development needs… read more about our libraries.
Partnerships
Isogenica’s partnerships with global biopharmaceutical companies have resulted in a deep pipeline with three clinical partnered assets, including one clinical Phase II asset and eleven partnered pre-clinical and discovery programs.
Isogenica works with partners through collaborative research and commercial licenses to further develop proprietary LlamdA® VHH or to discover novel LlamdA® VHH as direct therapeutics and targeting agents. Contact us today to see how we can work together with you to discover and develop your VHH solutions.
Partnerships
News & Events
Bio Europe Barcelona 2024
Claudia Fernandes and Dave Mead had a great time meeting and greeting at Bio Europe this spring.
Isogenica is proud to announce two new Non-Executive Directors
Isogenica is pleased to welcome both Paul Clewlow and Trevor Phillips as our new Non-Executive Directors to the team.
Why is Cancer so Hard? Claudia Fernandes tell us her thoughts…
In our second edition of Why is Cancer so Hard? we chat to Claudia Fernandes, Alliances Manager, about her take on why cancer is so difficult to treat and, eventually, cure:
Careers at Isogenica
A career at Isogenica provides an opportunity to lead, execute or support the commercial development of next generation biotherapeutics.