Systematic format exploration enables therapeutic optimization
Multispecific antibodies (msAbs) extend the therapeutic reach of antibody drugs by simultaneously engaging multiple targets. However, engineering them to be safe, stable, and developable requires exploring many format combinations—a process that conventional assembly methods make prohibitively slow. Our integrated platform provides an efficient, data-driven solution for generating diverse, developable msAbs at scale.
Yeast-based discovery for fully human antibodies
Our proprietary yeast display platform enables direct selection of fully human msAbs in native formats, eliminating the need for subsequent humanization. This approach generates antibodies with minimal non-human sequence while maintaining optimal binding kinetics and stability from the start, accelerating progression to therapeutic evaluation.
Orthogonal pairing for clean assembly
Engineered constant region interfaces enable reliable construction of msAbs with precise chain pairing. Our computationally designed CH1:Cκ and CH3 mutations ensure correct heterodimerization without chain mispairing or homodimer contamination, simplifying manufacturing and improving therapeutic quality from drug substance forward.

Generation of complex tetravalent msAbs. Orthogonal pairing sets, including κ and λ light chain–specific sets and CH3:CH3 heterodimerization, ensure correct assembly.
Chain Exchange technology for format diversity
Redox-driven heavy chain exchange enables high-throughput generation of correctly paired msAbs without complex purification. ChEx reduces conventional transfection requirements from 144 individual attempts to just 24, enabling systematic exploration of geometry and valency combinations to find the architecture that optimizes function for your targets.
Results at a glance
Accelerated development timeline
From initial discovery through format optimization and analytical characterization, typical programs conclude within 6–9 months, yielding a panel of stable, high-purity, highly functional msAb leads ready for therapeutic assessment.