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PD-1/PD-L1 Target: The Core Pathway of Tumor Immune Checkpoints

Henlius Biotech’s innovative anti-PD-L1/VEGF bispecific antibody HLX37 has received approval for clinical trials by the China NMPA, marking a significant development in immuno-oncology. This dual-target antibody combines immune checkpoint inhibition and anti-angiogenesis, enhancing the synergy between immunotherapy and tumor microenvironment modulation. It underscores the growing influence of domestic biologics in the global immuno-oncology landscape and highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the PD-1/PD-L1 pathway’s structure, regulation, and signaling mechanisms for overcoming resistance and improving precision treatment strategies.

Blog 2025-12-29

PD-1 vs PD-L1: Biological Logic and Clinical Trade-Offs Along the Immune Checkpoint Axis

In recent years, immunotherapy targeting the PD-1/PD-L1 axis has rapidly evolved, moving beyond first-generation monoclonal antibodies to include PD-1/VEGF bispecific antibodies, PD-L1 ADCs, and various combination strategies. Clinical development and capital markets are shifting upstream, with landmark transactions like SSGJ-707 highlighting the commercial value of immune checkpoint inhibitors. Key industry insight: differentiation and long-term success depend not on pursuing immuno-oncology, but on choosing the right target and approach. Understanding the biological rationale and clinical implications of PD-1 versus PD-L1 targeting requires a deep dive into the signaling pathway itself.

Blog 2025-12-29

Antibody Sequence Transfer & Licensing:The Real Accelerator That Turns Your Pipeline From Months to Days

In antibody drug development, early discovery is often the most time-consuming stage. Immunization, screening, validation, and sequence processing can delay a project by weeks or even months, affecting program initiation, partnership timing, and competitive positioning.

Blog 2025-12-15

SCN2A: Molecular Mechanisms, NaV1.2 Function, and Precision Therapeutic Strategies for Early-Onset Epilepsy

In April 2025, a clinical case report in Nature Medicine offered groundbreaking evidence for precision therapeutics targeting SCN2A. The study described a neonate with early-onset, drug-resistant epilepsy caused by a gain-of-function (GoF) SCN2A mutation—encoding the α-subunit of the voltage-gated sodium channel NaV1.2. Following intrathecal administration of elsunersen, an SCN2A-targeting antisense oligonucleotide (ASO), the patient experienced a marked reduction in seizure frequency and showed early neurological improvement.

Blog 2025-12-11

November Biopharma BD Highlights: Key M&A and Licensing Deals in 2025

In November 2025, business development (BD) activities in the biopharmaceutical industry slowed slightly compared with October, yet the month still delivered several high-value and strategically important deals. Overall, November’s BD landscape can be summarized by two major themes: large-scale M&A and high-impact licensing agreements. Global pharma companies pursued acquisitions to strengthen pipelines in rare diseases, […]

Blog 2025-12-08

Domain-Specific Protein Fragments in Therapeutic Antibody Discovery

Using multiple recombinant protein fragments from the same target—such as extracellular domains, functional regions, and membrane-proximal segments—has become an essential strategy in therapeutic antibody discovery. This approach improves epitope diversity, enhances screening accuracy, reduces conformational bias, and accelerates the identification of high-value antibodies including blockers, agonists, and internalizing antibodies.

Blog 2025-12-08

Limited-Time 50% OFF: 100 μg Human, Monkey, Mouse & Dog Recombinant Proteins

In biomedical research and new drug development, recombinant proteins from three major model species—monkey, mouse, and dog—serve as a vital bridge from basic research to preclinical validation. Mouse recombinant proteins, due to their high compatibility with experimental models, are widely used in studies of immune mechanisms, in vivo pharmacological evaluation, and target validation. Monkey-derived proteins […]

News 2025-11-30

Over $76 billion! October Biopharma Deal Review

In October 2025, the global biopharmaceutical sector remained highly active, with innovation-driven collaborations and mergers & acquisitions continuing to heat up. Major deals were struck across diverse areas—including antibody drugs, ADCs, RNA therapeutics, AI-driven drug discovery, autoimmune diseases, gene editing, drug delivery, and neurological disorders—reflecting sustained investor and industry confidence in the biopharma landscape. The […]

Blog 2025-11-06

Meet DIMA at SAPA-China 2025!

The SAPA-China 2025 Pharmaceutical Industry Conference will be grandly held from October 31 to November 1, 2025, at the Shishan International Conference Center in Suzhou. Under the theme “Building an Innovative Ecosystem, Opening a New Era in Pharmaceuticals,” the conference will feature one main forum and 45 parallel sub-forums, bringing together nearly 400 top leaders […]

Uncategorized 2025-10-28
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Hot Membrane Protein-Nanodiscs: Year-End Sale Now On!

Membrane proteins are key target families in drug discovery, including GPCRs, Claudins (CLDN), Tetraspanins, and transporters, which are involved in signal transduction and substance transport. However, their high hydrophobicity and complex structures often make them unstable in traditional systems.The Nanodisc technology encapsulates membrane proteins within a synthetic lipid bilayer, mimicking the natural membrane environment. This […]

News 2025-10-28