Yeast display technologies
Many proteins are evolutionarily conserved, rendering the production of monoclonal antibodies through animal immunization challenging, if not impossible. We have developed a solution: a technology based on yeast display that mimics the variability of human antibody responses.
Yeast transformed with one of three different light chains, tagged with c-Myc.
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Yeast with light chain transformed with one of five different heavy chains, tagged with V5. Variable region (CDRH3) is transformed independently alongside a helper plasmid.
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Yeast express light and heavy chains, which anchor on the cell surface via two yeast proteins. This creates a unique antigen binding fragment (Fab) that recognizes a specific region of an antigen.
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