Half life30 Apr 2025 18:28
FAP enabled doxorubicin.
That works because we have this very, very specific cleavage site, releases doxorubicin, but we take advantage of doxorubicin's own very long PK. So we don't need to keep it in the tumor for a long while. In fact, it's better for us to clear it quickly.
The drug gets taken up into the tumor, and then it stays in the tumor.
The PK, the half life, it's actually four times as long. Important to note.
So, is this now put to bed thorn? Its been specifically addressed multiple times be people who know far more than u or I.
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