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Trilomer-cMET conjugate is a peptide-drug conjugate (PDC) being developed by Trilo Therapeutics for the treatment of cMET-expressing cancers. The drug utilizes the proprietary Trilomer® platform, which consists of mirror-image D-amino acid cyclic peptides. These peptides are engineered to be protease-resistant and non-immunogenic, providing superior stability compared to traditional L-amino acid peptides. The conjugate acts as a bivalent or biparatopic binder to the Hepatocyte growth factor receptor (cMET), facilitating the targeted delivery of a cytotoxic or radionuclide payload directly to cancer cells. This ADC-like approach is designed to combine the high specificity and affinity of biologics with the robust stability and efficient manufacturing of synthetic peptides.
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