EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 26 MIN
Affibody and the Case for Antibody Mimetics in Radioligand Therapy
from Citeline Podcasts · host Norstella
Swedish biotech Affibody has spent over two decades engineering proteins 1/20th the size of a conventional monoclonal antibody — and CEO David Bejker believes they're perfectly suited to solve one of radioligand therapy's biggest problems: a dangerously narrow target space. Bejker discusses how Affibody's platform combines the selectivity of antibodies with the biodistribution flexibility of small molecules, the science behind its Albumod technology, and how its HER2 imaging and therapeutic programs are translating from animals to humans. He also digs into partnerships with AstraZeneca's respiratory unit and complement-focused Rally Bio, manufacturing advantages of E. coli-based production, and Affibody's long-term ambitions as a commercial-stage company.
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Swedish biotech Affibody has spent over two decades engineering proteins 1/20th the size of a conventional monoclonal antibody — and CEO David Bejker believes they're perfectly suited to solve one of radioligand therapy's biggest problems: a dangerously narrow target space. Bejker discusses how Affibody's platform combines the selectivity of antibodies with the biodistribution flexibility of small molecules, the science behind its Albumod technology, and how its HER2 imaging and therapeutic programs are translating from animals to humans. He also digs into partnerships with AstraZeneca's respiratory unit and complement-focused Rally Bio, manufacturing advantages of E. coli-based production, and Affibody's long-term ambitions as a commercial-stage company.
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