Fully human heavy chain synthetic library

Fully human heavy chain synthetic library

The fully human single-chain antibody library combines the low immunogenicity of fully human origin with the high permeability of the single-chain structure. It is an important tool for developing next-generation therapeutic antibodies (especially solid tumor-targeting drugs) and provides a rapid screening platform for personalized medicine.


Fully human single-domain antibody libraries combine the low immunogenicity of fully human origin with the high permeability of single-chain structures. They are important tools for developing next-generation therapeutic antibodies (especially solid tumor-targeting drugs) and provide a rapid screening platform for personalized medicine. Their technological advantages are driving the development of multiple clinical candidate drugs, such as scFv-based CAR-T therapies and bispecific antibodies. Compared to traditional large-molecule antibodies, fully human single-domain antibodies have the following advantages:

Low immunogenicity

Fully human sequences: Antibody genes are entirely derived from humans, avoiding the heterogeneity of murine or chimeric antibodies, significantly reducing the risk of generating anti-drug antibodies (ADA) during treatment, and improving clinical safety.

High diversity potential

In vitro evolutionary optimization: Mutations can be introduced through error-prone PCR, chain displacement, and other techniques to further improve affinity and specificity.

Structural flexibility and permeability

Small molecular weight (~25-30 kDa): Single-chain antibodies (such as scFv) or single-domain antibodies (such as VH) are small in size and easily penetrate solid tumors or the blood-brain barrier, suitable for tumor targeting or treatment of central nervous system diseases.

Customizable design: Can be fused with toxins, radioisotopes, or fluorescent labels to construct multifunctional molecules (such as bispecific antibodies or CAR-T targeting structures).

Efficient screening and production

Adaptable to high-throughput technology: Compatible with phage display, yeast display, and other platforms for rapid screening of high-affinity clones.

Convenient prokaryotic expression: No complex post-translational modifications of mammalian cells are required; high-efficiency expression can be achieved in systems such as E. coli, reducing costs.

Main technical route

Selecting VH germline as the framework region, randomizing CDR1/2/3 through Trimer primers to introduce antibody diversity.

Service Content

Serial Number

Main Steps

Content

Cycle

Delivery Result

1

Antigen preparation

Customer provides 2mg of antigen for screening and preliminary identification.

 

 

2

Phage library screening (fully human single-domain antibody library)

1. 3-4 rounds of panning 
2. Candidate clone identification

3. ELISA ranking 
4. Sequencing and sequence analysis

4-8 weeks

Up to 40 sequences will be provided in batches (20 in the first batch, 20 in the second batch) for full antibody expression and activity verification by the customer.

3

Antibody expression and purification

The antibodies obtained from phage screening are converted into the VHH-Fc form for expression and affinity purification.

2-3 weeks

Up to 1mg of protein per sequence (concentration >1mg/ml, 1-step purification: SEC >95%, SDS-PAGE >95%)

4

Total cycle

6-11 weeks

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