Antibody Resource

Explore ADCs, combining monoclonal antibodies with potent drugs for precision cancer treatment. Learn about key components, clinical applications, & future innovations.

Understand antibody specificity & selectivity for precision in research. Learn how to enhance assay accuracy by selecting antibodies with high target recognition & minimal cross-reactivity.

Explore how experimental conditions, antigen presentation, and buffer environments influence antibody sensitivity and performance in biomedical research assays.

Explore how RUO biologics support preclinical antibody research with accessible, high-quality tools. Learn about their development, quality control, and applications.

Discover how immune checkpoint inhibitors like PD-1 & CTLA-4 blockers are transforming cancer treatment. Learn about synergies with antibody therapeutics.

Explore the diverse payloads used in ADCs, including microtubule inhibitors, DNA-damaging agents, & topoisomerase inhibitors, driving targeted cancer therapies.

Discover how multi-payload ADCs enhance cancer therapy by combining diverse cytotoxic agents, improving efficacy, overcoming resistance, and expanding therapeutic potential.

Discover antibody mimetics, engineered proteins like DARPins & affibodies, offering stability, small size, & versatility for therapeutic, diagnostic, & research applications.

Learn how antibody drugs target autoimmune diseases by blocking TNF-α, IL-6, & BAFF. Explore therapies like adalimumab & belimumab to manage inflammation & regulate immunity.

Discover how antibody-antibiotic conjugates (AACs) target resistant bacteria, combining mAb precision & antibiotic power to tackle infections like MRSA effectively.

Discover how AI and computational methods are revolutionizing antibody design, enhancing binding affinity, specificity, and therapeutic potential in drug discovery.

Discover cancer immunotherapy techniques like monoclonal antibodies, checkpoint inhibitors, & ADCs. Learn how targeted delivery & tumor selectivity improve cancer treatment.