DM4-SMe is a potent ADCs cytotoxin with a cleavable linker, widely used in antibody-drug conjugate development for targeted cancer therapy. This tubulin inhibitor enhances ADC efficacy by ensuring selective payload delivery. Key keywords: ADC payload, cytotoxic agent, DM4 derivative, targeted chemotherapy.
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Capabilities & Facilities
DM4-SMe, a potent cytotoxic agent utilized primarily in the realm of targeted cancer therapies, exhibits a range of applications with high perplexity and burstiness:
Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs): Partnering with antibodies tailored to pinpoint cancer cells, DM4-SMe forms antibody-drug conjugates, delivering the cytotoxic payload specifically to malignant cells while sparing healthy tissues. This precision targeting strategy amplifies treatment efficacy while minimizing systemic toxicity, marking a significant advancement in cancer therapy.
Cancer Research: Within preclinical investigations, DM4-SMe serves as a pivotal tool for delving into the mechanisms of action and therapeutic potentials of novel cancer treatments. Researchers leverage DM4-SMe in assessing the efficacy, safety, and pharmacokinetics of therapies linked to it across diverse cancer models, furnishing essential insights crucial for propelling potential treatments towards clinical trials.
Toxin-based Drug Development: Serving as a foundational platform for crafting cutting-edge cytotoxic compounds with enhanced attributes, DM4-SMe undergoes structural modifications to yield derivatives boasting heightened potency, stability, or tumor-targeting abilities. This iterative process of refinement propels the evolution of more potent and target-specific cancer therapeutics, driving innovation in the field.
Cell Line Development: Instrumental in establishing resilient cancer cell lines for both drug screening and resistance mechanism exploration, DM4-SMe is employed to cultivate cells resistant to its cytotoxic effects. These resistant cells serve as valuable models for dissecting resistance pathways and identifying biomarkers, enlightening researchers on the mechanisms underlying therapeutic resistance and aiding in the design of next-generation anticancer drugs.
Catalog | Product Name | CAS | Inquiry |
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BADC-00017 | DM4-SMCC | 1228105-52-9 | |
BADC-01467 | Lys-Nε-SPDB-DM4 | 1280215-91-9 | |
BADC-00600 | Sulfo-PDBA-DM4 | 1461704-01-7 | |
BADC-00018 | sulfo-SPDB-DM4 | 1626359-59-8 | |
BADC-00012 | DM4-SPDB | 1626359-62-3 | |
BADC-00011 | DM4-SPDP | 2245698-48-8 | |
BADC-00347 | DM4 | 796073-69-3 | |
BADC-00087 | Maytansinoid DM4 | 799840-96-3 | |
BADC-01365 | S-Me-DM4 | 890654-03-2 | |
BADC-00704 | DBA-DM4 | 905449-84-5 |
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