Mapping an antibody’s epitope, where it binds a target, can now be done in three dimensions, which optimizes the selection of application-specific antibodies.

Here we discuss why this is the case and how a cultural shift in the biomedical research community could bring the new technologies for creating antibodies and other tailor-designed binding ...

Bispecific antibodies have gotten plenty of press in recent years, but less prominent in headlines are bifunctional ones – i.e., those that boast one binding site for an antigen and another site for a ...

These fragments have the antigen-binding regions sans the Fc region, thus reducing their size and immunogenicity. Bispecific ...