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Equipped with talent expert teams and rich experiences in this area, Creative Biolabs now provides state-of-the-art anti-membrane protein antibody discovery service using phage display technology. We are more than pleased to offer professional assistance with diverse challenging membrane protein antibody projects of our worldwide customers.
Due to the significance of membrane proteins in various physiological functions, anti-membrane protein antibodies have always been a major class of therapeutic agents. Although hybridoma technology is a classic approach, it largely limits the host species in rodents (e.g. mice and rats). Besides, insufficient cell fusion can result in loss of many potential good candidates. Born in the 1980s, filamentous phage display emerged as a promising alternative for antibody generation. This technique is based on the concept of linking genotype with phenotype, creating a large pool of antibody candidates that can represent the entire immune repertoire. It has been widely applied to raise all types of highly specific, high-affinity binders (antibodies, peptide, scaffold, etc.) against indicated targets.
Due to the significance of membrane proteins in various physiological functions, anti-membrane protein antibodies have always been a major class of therapeutic agents. Although hybridoma technology is a classic approach, it largely limits the host species in rodents (e.g. mice and rats). Besides, insufficient cell fusion can result in loss of many potential good candidates. Born in the 1980s, filamentous phage display emerged as a promising alternative for antibody generation. This technique is based on the concept of linking genotype with phenotype, creating a large pool of antibody candidates that can represent the entire immune repertoire. It has been widely applied to raise all types of highly specific, high-affinity binders (antibodies, peptide, scaffold, etc.) against indicated targets.
