Nanobodies, the compact and versatile antibody fragments derived from camelids like alpacas and dromedaries, have become an indispensable tool in research and diagnostics. These tiny powerhouses, known for their exceptional binding capabilities, can be sourced from immune libraries by immunizing camelids with a target antigen,… Read More »Generating Nanobodies: A Brief Guide
This is the first in our series of blog posts discussing Nanobodies, the petite powerhouses of the biotechnology world, are intriguing not only for their origins but also for their remarkable sequence and domain structure. These miniature antibodies, found in animals like llamas and camels,… Read More »Deciphering the DNA of Nanobodies: Unraveling Their Unique Sequence and Domain Structure
Antibodies have long been the workhorses of molecular biology and immunology, revolutionizing research and diagnostics. However, in recent years, scientists have started to explore alternative binders to antibodies to overcome certain limitations. This blog post delves into some of these innovative alternatives, including nanobodies, binders… Read More »Exploring Alternative Binders to Antibodies: The First in a Series