WuXi XDC

WuXi XDC is a leading global CRDMO focused on antibody drug conjugates (ADC) and the broader bioconjugate market. It provides end-to-end contract research, development and manufacturing services for bioconjugates, including ADCs. Its services cover antibody intermediates and other biologics intermediates, chemical payloads and linkers, as well as bioconjugate drug substances and drug products.

Content by WuXi XDC

A 3D molecular visualization of antibody-like protein structures with attached yellow payloads floating against a dark, space-like background.

Advancing bioconjugate development through innovative approaches

Evolving approaches to conjugation chemistry and linker–payload design are helping address persistent challenges in bioconjugate development.

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