Validated projects
Validated across 8 projects, with 7 projects yielding hit antibodies, corresponding to a success rate of approximately 87.5%.
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Technical Validation
Click.mAb. is designed not only to generate candidate sequences, but also to connect epitope selection, sequence generation, structural assessment, and experimental validation into a reviewable R&D workflow. The following data come from representative validation cases.
Validated across 8 projects, with 7 projects yielding hit antibodies, corresponding to a success rate of approximately 87.5%.
Representative cases have produced more than 24 experimentally confirmed binding candidates.
Candidate antibody affinities span the micromolar to nanomolar range.
A representative case confirmed the target epitope by cryo-EM.
In epitope-specific de novo design cases, the platform generates candidate sequences around target epitopes and validates results with BLI, blocking assays, and structural biology. Across 8 validated projects, 7 yielded hit antibodies, corresponding to a success rate of approximately 87.5%.
Wet-lab validation of affinity maturation showed that the best matured antibody achieved a KD of 0.091 nM, representing a 12.2× improvement over the parent antibody, with 31 out of 32 candidates successfully expressed. Structure-driven cooperative mutation analysis enables significant affinity gains from small candidate libraries.
Representative antibody humanization cases reached 90%–95% humanness, while representative nanobody humanization cases reached 89%–94% humanness while preserving or improving affinity in selected sequences.
For a 2 nM antibody based on a known active sequence targeting Trop2, CDR diversity engineering achieved CDR identity as low as 57%, meeting the target threshold of ≤70%. The result included 2 antibodies within 50% of parental affinity, 11 candidates with normal expression, and 8 candidates with SEC-HPLC purity matching or exceeding the parent antibody, successfully meeting the sequence diversification goal.
The platform outputs candidate molecules, sequence analyses, structural assessments, and reports to support expression, screening, affinity optimization, and project review.
No. Antibody R&D outcomes depend on target properties, epitope accessibility, assay systems, and project goals. These are representative cases that show validated directions and capability boundaries.
Yes. The platform supports affinity maturation, antibody humanization, and nanobody humanization, including structural assessment, mutation suggestions, and candidate ranking for existing sequences.
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