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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· April 17, 2026

Biolojic Design Presents New Preclinical Data for BD200, a First-in-Class Multibody-Drug Conjugate Targeting Trop-2 and Nectin-4 at the American Association of Cancer Research Annual Meeting

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Biolojic Design Presents New Preclinical Data for BD200, a First-in-Class Multibody-Drug Conjugate Targeting Trop-2 and Nectin-4 at the American Association of Cancer Research Annual Meeting –BD200 demonstrated superior uptake and cellular cytotoxicity when compared to approved drugs targeting either Trop-2 or Nectin-4…
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  • BD200 showed strong activity in tumor models derived from patients that were resistant to other ADCs

    60% confidence
  • BD200 showed strong anti-tumor activity across clinically relevant human tumor models that express Trop-2 and/or Nectin-4, providing deep and durable responses

    60% confidence
  • BD200 demonstrated superior uptake in a Trop-2/Nectin-4 dual-expressing breast cancer cell line when compared to currently marketed antibodies and antibody-drug conjugates that bind to either Trop-2 or Nectin-4 alone

    60% confidence
  • Combined with the linker/payload we designed, BD200 has a dramatically improved therapeutic index compared to other ADCs

    60% confidence
  • Biolojic's platform generated the first AI-designed antibody to enter the clinic, which is now in phase 2 clinical trials

    60% confidence
  • We're excited to share data from the first ever multibody-drug conjugate, which has the potential to transform ADC technology and, as our data suggest, lead to more efficacious and safer treatment

    60% confidence
  • BD200 demonstrated strong anti-tumor activity in resistance settings where other antibody-drug conjugates were ineffective or had poor activity

    60% confidence
  • BD200 demonstrated superior uptake and cellular cytotoxicity when compared to approved drugs targeting either Trop-2 or Nectin-4

    60% confidence
  • In mice bearing human tumors that developed resistance to other ADCs, BD200 led to deep regressions, even in larger tumors (tumor volume >2000mm3)

    60% confidence
  • The unique ability of a multibody to adapt to the heterogeneity of tumor antigen expression makes it an ideal base for an ADC, potentially enhancing anti-tumor activity while reducing the amount of drug needed to dose

    60% confidence
  • BD200 demonstrated strong anti-tumor responses across patient derived xenografts of triple negative breast cancer, bladder, cervical and esophageal cancer, as well as gastric cancer in cell line-derived xenograft models

    60% confidence
  • We look forward to initiating our first clinical trial of BD200 later this year

    60% confidence
  • In cell lines resistant to ADCs that bind only to Nectin-4, switching to BD200 restored potent anti-tumor activity

    60% confidence

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