Akari Therapeutics files PCT patent application for PH1 RNA-splicing ADC payload in cancer

• Akari Therapeutics filed a PCT patent application covering its PH1 ADC payload designed to disrupt RNA splicing in cancers.
• Filing targets claims on PH1’s ability to modulate alternative splicing across multiple tumor-driving pathways beyond its cytotoxic mechanism.
• Portfolio expansion supports Akari’s PH1-based ADC platform, positioned as a differentiated approach versus tubulin inhibitors or DNA-damaging payloads.

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