Adopting a R&D strategy designed to pursue targets and assets with high clinical values oriented, in alignment with the society and medical community’s need of advanced medical use isotopes, C-Ray Therapeutics will utilize its resource and technology, to focus on exploring novel radioactive ligand conjugates based on the proven and innovative biological targets.
Our R&D strategy is to utilize dedicated chelators and linkers technologies for radiolabeling of small molecules, peptides, and antibodies with α or β emitters. Combined with proprietary radiopharmaceutical candidate screening, optimization and evaluation techniques, we expect to improve development and translation efficiency, so as to better address the demand of diagnostic and therapeutic solutions in key cancer indications.
We currently have a number of radiopharmaceutical drug candidates being evaluated in the pre-clinical stage. Meanwhile, we are actively screening for de-risked and novel molecular precursors, scheduling co-development programs, building partnerships in the translation of radio-labeled conjugates to bring clinical benefits to cancer patients in China.
Process Development
Analytical Method Development
Quality Development
Tech Transfer & Validation
Screening and validation of ligands
Drug development facility with integrated capabilities in the research and development of new drugs
Process development and quality research
Collaborations with universities in research and talent development
Early development and translation of radioactive ligand-based drugs
Early development and non-clinical research in radiopharmaceuticals
Technology collaborations and translational research
Clinical research and application
Process Development
Analytical Method Development
Quality Development
Tech Transfer & Validation
Screening and validation of ligands
Drug development facility with integrated capabilities in the research and development of new drugs
Process development and quality research
Collaborations with universities in research and talent development
Early development and translation of radioactive ligand-based drugs
Early development and non-clinical research in radiopharmaceuticals
Technology collaborations and translational research
Clinical research and application