Ankyrons: The future of target-binding reagents beyond antibodies

Ankyrons: The future of target-binding reagents beyond antibodies

Ankyrons™ are next-generation target binding reagents provided by ProImmune that overcome many of the current constraints of research antibodies. They are highly stable recombinant single-domain binders that can be directly labelled or detected via an epitope or biotin tag. Ankyrons can be engineered to combine them with further Ankyron or other domains much more easily than even recombinant Antibodies. Unlike Antibodies, Ankyrons are never made in animals and do not have isotypes or any species origin.

The Finance of Immunogenicity

The Finance of Immunogenicity

Managing immunogenicity risk should be a core focus in drug development. ProImmune’s CEO Nik Schwabe explains why.

ProPresent® – ProImmune’s Antigen Presentation Assay

ProPresent® – ProImmune’s Antigen Presentation Assay

Dr Nikolai Schwabe introduces the ProPresent antigen presentation assay and some of its applications in the field of immunogenicity.

HLA Tissue Typing

HLA Tissue Typing

Dr Briana Betz explains the importance of understanding the HLA types of your study cohort, and how ProImmune can help you.

Pro5® MHC Pentamers

Pro5® MHC Pentamers

Charlotte Thompson provides an overview of the Pro5 Pentamer technology and the benefits of using MHC pentamers to detect specific CD8 T Cell populations in your research.

ProImmune REVEAL and ProVE®

ProImmune REVEAL and ProVE®

Dr Jeremy Fry provides a summary of ProImmune’s REVEAL and ProVE® service, the rapid epitope discovery system.

ProMap®: Naïve T Cell Proliferation Assay

ProMap®: Naïve T Cell Proliferation Assay

ProScern®: DC-T Cell Proliferation Assay

ProScern®: DC-T Cell Proliferation Assay

ProT2® MHC Class II Tetramers: Detecting Antigen-specific CD4+ T cells

ProT2® MHC Class II Tetramers: Detecting Antigen-specific CD4+ T cells

ProStorm® Cytokine Release Assay

ProStorm® Cytokine Release Assay

MutaMap™ Mutational Activity Map

MutaMap™ Mutational Activity Map