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New modalities

New emerging modalities are addressing the limitations of traditional small molecules and biologics. Learn more!

Delivering pioneering high-quality chemistry services

New Modalities

New emerging modalities are addressing the limitations of traditional small molecules and biologics

These innovative approaches encompass a diverse range of therapeutic strategies, including protein degraders, antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs), bioconjugates, macrocycles, covalent inhibitors, and oligonucleotide-based therapeutics (OLNs).

These modalities differ significantly from the traditional concepts of drug design, which often relied on small molecules designed according to Lipinski's ‘rule of five’. By challenging these traditional paradigms, new modalities open a range of possibilities that were not thought possible only a few years ago. These molecules tend to be of higher chemical complexity and target more complex biological pathways, requiring skilled scientists both for their design and synthesis.

New emerging modalities are addressing the limitations of traditional small molecules and biologics. Learn more!

Pushing the boundaries

New Modalities

Experts in pioneering innovative solutions

Our world-class scientists push the boundaries of what can be made in the lab and tested, thereby removing practical hurdles, and giving medicinal chemists and designers the freedom to create the molecules they envision.

SpiroChem can provide your research with new modalities:

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New emerging modalities are addressing the limitations of traditional small molecules and biologics. Learn more!
“We partnered with SpiroChem as part of a pilot structure-based drug design and medicinal chemistry campaign. The outcome was very successful! Despite time, budget and even technical constraints, the SpiroChem team promptly addressed our difficulties providing innovative and unexplored chemical solutions. We were able to design improved compounds, better understand the chemical biology of our project, and lay the foundation for further development campaigns. The SpiroChem Chemistry team has closely supported us through the entire process providing ideas and detailed clarification of the strategies undertaken. A great partnership that I am sure to be continued!”

Professor Gisou van der Goot, VP for Responsible Transformation Head of the Laboratory of Cell and Membrane Biology, EPFL