Antibody display technologies enable the successful isolation of antigen-specific antibodies
with therapeutic potential. The key feature that facilitates the selection of an antibody with …

Phage display was first described by George P. Smith when it was shown that virus particles
were capable of presenting foreign proteins on their surface. The technology has paved the …

Lymphatic filariasis (LF) is a parasitic disease caused by the worms Wuchereria bancrofti,
Brugia malayi, or Brugia timori. It is a tropical and subtropical illness that affects …

Antibodies leverage on their unique architecture to bind with an array of antigens. The
strength of interaction has a direct relation to the affinity of the antibodies towards the …

The application of antibodies has transcended across many areas of work but mainly as a
research tool, for diagnostic and for therapeutic applications. Antibodies are immunoproteins …

Zoonotic Brugia pahangi parasite infections in humans have emerged over two decades in
Southeast Asia (SEA), including Malaysia and Thailand. The species is commonly found in …

Monoclonal antibodies identified using display technologies like phage display occasionally
suffers from a lack of affinity making it unsuitable for application. This drawback is …

T cell receptor (TCR)-like antibodies, obtained with the use of phage display technology,
sandwich the best of the both arms of the adaptive immune system. In this study, in vitro …

The application of antibodies has transcended across many areas of work but mainly as a
research tool, for diagnostic and for therapeutic applications. Antibodies are immunoproteins …

Phage display has been applied successfully for the rapid isolation of monoclonal
antibodies against various targets including infectious diseases, autoantigens, cancer …