Biointron’s Q1 2026 Antibody Industry Trends report aims to explore the events and trends of the biopharmaceutical industry in January, February, and March. This quarter, three novel monoclonal antibody drugs have been approved by China.
Multiple myeloma (MM) treatment is increasingly shaped by antibody-based approaches, with monoclonal antibodies being redesigned, and newer formats (bispecifics, trispecifics, ADCs), expanding what antibodies can actually do in patients.
Antibody discovery is driven by diverse methodologies, from throughput-driven sequence identification to integrated, quality-aware lead generation. Technologies such as antibody library display, single B-cell sequencing, and next-generation sequencing have enabled increasingly efficient identification of antigen-binding sequences.
Time: April 15 - 19, 2026
Location: Boston, MA
Booth: #1228
Time: April 17 – 22, 2026
Location: San Diego, CA
Booth: #4154
Time: April 28 – 30, 2026
Location: Seoul, South Korea
Booth: #B31
During the NextGen Biomed 2026 conference in London, Lei Shi, PhD, Senior Vice President of Biointron, discussed Biointron's unique single B cell sorting-based antibody discovery process integrated with our high-throughput expression, validation and developability platforms.
Developability is an increasingly critical concept in antibody discovery and development. Previously associated with late-stage outcomes such as stability and formulation, developability assessment is now integrated earlier in the discovery process to enable multidimensional profiling of lead candidates.
WhenThursday, October 16, 2025 · 11:00 a.m.Eastern Time (US & Canada) (GMT -4:00)Register here >>AboutSuccessful antibody discovery requires more than just access to powerful platforms - it demands the experience to apply them efficiently and strategically.In this webinar, we
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The demand for fully human therapeutic antibodies continues to grow, driving the need for more efficient discovery platforms.
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Spotlight on Antibodies is a podcast from Biointron, where we bring you the latest antibody industry trends. This month in March, we'll highlight antibody allostery, trends in developability, and anti-IgE therapeutics.
Spotlight on Antibodies is a podcast from Biointron, where we bring you the latest antibody industry trends. This month in February, we'll highlight radioantibodies, antibody-cytokine fusion proteins, and conditionally active antibodies.
Spotlight on Antibodies is a podcast from Biointron, where we bring you the latest antibody industry trends. This month in January, we'll do a deep dive into last year's novel antibody drugs, G protein-coupled receptors, and fusion proteins.
March 2026 saw a surge in antibody dealmaking, focusing on T-cell engagers and autoimmune applications, alongside advancements in targeted protein degradation.
Clinical drug development remains associated with a high failure rate, primarily to lack of efficacy, unmanageable toxicity, and suboptimal drug-like properties. These data indicate that, despite extensive optimization workflows, current strategies do not fully capture all determinants of clinical success.
Read on for the key trends of the NextGen Biomed 2026 conference held in London from March 24-25, featuring discussions across the entire value chain, from antibody engineering advancements to sustainable practices in TIDES chemistry!
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