CAR-T
(Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-cell Therapy) immunotherapy uses CAR to
identify tumor cells and release cytokines to exert anti-tumor effects.
CAR is mainly composed of extracellular domains, transmembrane domains,
and intracellular domains. The antibody fragment (scFv or VHH) in the
extracellular domain can determine the specificity and affinity of the
antigen, the transmembrane domain can affect the expression of CAR on
the cell surface, and the co-stimulatory domain and signal transduction
domain in the intracellular domain play a role in signal activation and
transduction to enable T cells to exert their lethality. Among them, the
antibody preparation process with good specificity and high affinity
will help to screen CAR sequences with small side effects and strong
lethality.
For
CAR post-selection molecules, AlpVHHs has established three antibody
development platforms (phage antibody library, hybridoma, yeast display,
etc.), which can obtain diverse binding sequences to meet the needs of
scFv and VHH discovery. Through the analysis of candidate molecules,
multi-epitope or multi-specific CAR molecules can be prepared.
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CAR Domain VHH Antibody Development Case Study


