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Evolution of an interloop disulfide bond in high-affinity antibody mimics based on fibronectin type III domain and selected by yeast surface display: molecular convergence with single-domain camelid and shark antibodies.
Journal of molecular biology - 11 May 2007
Lipovsek Dasa, Lippow Shaun M, Hackel Benjamin J, Gregson Melissa W, Cheng Paul, Kapila Atul, Wittrup K Dane
Abstract excerpt
The 10th human fibronectin type III domain ((10)Fn3) is one of several protein scaffolds used to design and select families of proteins that bind with high affinity and specificity to macromolecular targets. To date, the highest affinity (10)Fn3 variants have been selected by mRNA display of libraries generated by randomizing all three complementarity-determining region -like loops of the (10)Fn3 scaffold. The...
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