Structure-based machine learning was leveraged to design predicted antibody binders against the GPCR target C5aR1. The CDR sequences of these predicted binders were then used to construct a de-novo phage-display library. Twist’s oligo-synthesis platform enabled fabrication of a highly diverse CDR-shuffle library with excellent variant representation and with no unwanted bias or motifs. Following panning, several high-affinity leads were identified that functionally blocked C5aR1 signaling in cellular assays.  This symposium was part of the event Antibody Engineering & Therapeutics Europe 2024.

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了解基于 RNA 的工作流程如何与分析解决方案相结合，加深对肿瘤生物学的理解。