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Development of Antibody and PK and ADA Assays for a Cystine Knot Fusion Protein
By Antibody Solutions Research Team on Jan 1, 2018 12:00:00 AM
Cystine knot peptides, also know as knottins, are an emerging class of biotherapeutic molecules that can be engineered to bind to a diverse range of targets. Much like therapeutic antibodies, there is a need to develop critical reagents for pharmacokinetic (PK) and immunogenicity assays to support preclinical development, though this new class of molecules can present different challenges and considerations for reagent discovery. To this end, monoclonal and polyclonal reagent antibodies against a cystine-knot fusion protein (CKFP) were generated and used for PK and ADA assay development.
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