Programs
ABT-202
KRAS inhibitors, like other targeted therapies, face the challenge of drug resistance. To address unmet medical needs, Anbogen is developing second-generation KRAS inhibitors to combat resistance mutations. Increasing clinical studies have shown that patients using Sotorasib® and Adagrasib® have developed novel drug resistance mutations, leading to drug resistance.
ABT-202 is a second-generation pan-KRAS inhibitor developed by Anbogens exclusive covalent combination drug design and structural biology design platform.
ABT-501
ABT-501 is an innovative peptide-drug conjugate (PDC) that combines a novel linker-DM1 release functional group with LHRH (luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone) peptide as a targeting small molecule missile. This design effectively delivers the drug to tumors expressing LHRH-R, enhancing anti-tumor efficacy while reducing drug dosage and minimizing the side effects of cancer treatments.
Compared to antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), PDCs have the advantage of a smaller molecular weight, allowing easier penetration into tumor cells. The synthesis process is simpler and more cost-effective. Additionally, PDCs exhibit excellent safety profiles, with rapid renal clearance, reducing toxicity to the bone marrow and liver.
ABT-501 targets the LHRH receptor, which is overexpressed in approximately 50% of triple-negative breast cancer patients. The target indications for ABT-501 are triple-negative breast cancer and ovarian cancer, where lies a significant market potential.
ABT-101
ABT-101, is an oral, tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) patients harboring exon 20 insertions (e20i) in HER2, exon20 kinase domain mutation in other solid tumor cancer types, where there’s currently no available treatment for the patients.
ABT-101 demonstrates excellent therapeutic potential and superior safety profile compared to competitors that are under clinical development. It meets challenges of unmet medical needs for cancer drugs targeting HER2 activating mutations (e20i) in HER2.
ABT-301
ABT-301 is a small molecule histone deacetylase inhibitor (HDACi). Cancer cells exhibit higher histone deacetylase activity, which adjusts chromosomal compactness to block the expression of certain tumor suppressor genes. The application of such inhibitors facilitates the expression of tumor suppressor genes, altering the growth, arrest, and differentiation of tumor cells, promoting apoptosis, and ultimately inhibiting tumor growth to achieve cancer treatment.
ABT-301 has demonstrated superior safety in a phase 1 study, opening the door for further clinical development. Data from preclinical studies also indicate that ABT-301 is highly competitive in treating most solid tumors compared to other drugs.
Pipeline
R&D Focus Areas
Targets central to well-validated actionable somatic mutations, and epigenetic modification of histone deacetylase inhibition
Pursue clinically validated pathways in indications with best-in-class potential
Preclinical insights and clinical prove of concept data to drive successful development
Anchored in science to transform cancer treatments