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Antibodies and Complement 2025

Axxam showcases Novel C3 Convertase inhibitors at international immunology conference

 

Lucia Iuzzolino, Principal Scientist, Biochemistry Assay Development

Advancing complement therapeutics: Axxam's poster presentation

Axxam is proud to participate in the Antibodies and Complement 2025 conference, a premier event uniting experts in immunology, antibody research, and complement system therapeutics. Held at the Sheraton Hotel Catania in Sicily, this conference offers a platform for sharing groundbreaking research and fostering collaborations.​

Our team will present a poster titled:

“Identification of Novel C3 Convertase Inhibitors Through High-Throughput Screening Using an Integrated Platform of Functional and Binding Assays”

This study highlights our innovative approach to discovering small-molecule inhibitors targeting the C3 convertase, a pivotal enzyme in the complement cascade. Utilizing a combination of functional assays and binding studies, we’ve identified promising candidates that may lead to new therapeutic avenues for complement-mediated diseases.

About the conference

The Antibodies and Complement 2025 conference, scheduled for May 26–30, 2025, focuses on the interplay between B cells, antibodies, and the complement system in health and disease. Key topics include:

  • Mechanisms of antibody and complement function

  • Therapeutic interventions targeting the complement system

  • Advancements in vaccine development

  • Autoimmunity, inflammation, and cancer​.

The conference features plenary lectures, oral presentations, and poster sessions, providing attendees with insights into the latest research and developments in the field.

Meet us in Bergen

Are you attending Antibodies and Complement 2025? We invite you to visit our poster session to learn more about our research on C3 convertase inhibitors and discuss potential collaborations.

👉 Schedule a meeting today with our team to explore how Axxam’s expertise in high-throughput screening can support your research goals.

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