LabGenius Therapeutics (“LabGenius”), a drug discovery company combining artificial intelligence (AI) and high-throughput experimentation to advance next-generation multispecific antibodies for solid tumours, today announced a scientific poster will be presented at the ESMO Immuno-Oncology Congress 2025, being held December 10 - 12, 2025, at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre in London, United Kingdom. LabGenius’ presentation will debut the pre-clinical in vivo efficacy (>90% tumour growth inhibition) and tolerability data for their lead asset, a highly tumour selective bispecific T-cell engager (TCE).

Poster Presentation Details

Bispecific TCE Overview

For the selected target, LabGenius has developed a selectivity-enhanced TCE. The company’s lead optimisation platform, EVA™, was used to discover and concomitantly optimise a TCE with improved killing selectivity, potency, efficacy, and manufacturability. The biological mechanism underlying this enhanced selectivity is based on the principle of avidity. By harnessing avidity-driven selectivity, the optimised TCE can distinguish between healthy and diseased cells based on differential tumour-associated antigen expression.

About LabGenius Therapeutics

LabGenius Therapeutics is a drug discovery company pioneering the discovery of next-generation therapeutic antibodies. The company’s discovery platform, EVA™, integrates several cutting-edge technologies drawn from the fields of artificial intelligence, robotic automation and synthetic biology. LabGenius Therapeutics operates a hybrid business model that includes partnering with biotech and pharmaceutical companies in parallel with pursuing a wholly-owned therapeutic pipeline. For more information, please visit www.labgeniustx.com, or connect on LinkedIn.

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LabGenius’ presentation will debut the pre-clinical in vivo efficacy (>90% tumour growth inhibition) and tolerability data for their lead asset, a highly tumour selective bispecific T-cell engager (TCE).