Computational Prediction of Single-Domain Immunoglobulin Aggregation Propensities Facilitates Discovery and Humanization of Recombinant Nanobodies

AI-based prediction of VHH structures, followed by analysis of framework region 2 properties, can be used to predict the aggregation propensities of VHHs, providing a convenient and efficient tool for selecting stable recombinant nanobodies.

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Antibodies
Published
2025-08-28
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https://doi.org/10.3390/antib14030073
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2
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Monoclonal and Polyclonal Antibodies Research
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Abstract

AI-based prediction of VHH structures, followed by analysis of framework region 2 properties, can be used to predict the aggregation propensities of VHHs, providing a convenient and efficient tool for selecting stable recombinant nanobodies.

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