Alligator launches new human antibody library

By The Science Advisory Board staff writers

December 10, 2020 -- Alligator Bioscience has launched a new human antibody library in fragment antigen-binding (FAB) format.

Alligator-FAB consists of a variety of antibody strains that can be used to generate pools of antibody variants, it said. It complements the company's existing Alligator-Gold and Alligator-Ruby libraries, according to the firm, and has been important to the development of the company's latest novel immune-oncology drug candidate, Neo-X-Prime.

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