Our team develops tailored antibody selection and cross-linking strategies optimized for your specific MHC alleles or non-canonical presentation molecules to ensure high-purity isolation.
Based on our state-of-the-art mass spectrometry (MS) platform technology, Creative Biolabs map tumor immunopeptides to comprehensively observe the pathophysiologically relevant antigenic characteristics of malignant tumors. In peptide-specific immunotherapy settings, MS-based strategies can produce highly enriched amounts of truly presented peptides due to dramatic improvements in accuracy, sensitivity, and resolution. At the same time, our bioinformatics analysis team have developed professional bioinformatics tools to process MS data to provide reliable data analysis for your tumor immunopeptide discovery.
MHC-Ligandome Mapping is the empirical study of peptides presented by the Major Histocompatibility Complex. Research confirms that in silico predictions often fail to account for the "Dark Proteome" and complex intracellular processing. By utilizing high-resolution mass spectrometry, we bridge this gap, providing a validated landscape of the immunopeptidome. Our methodology ensures that research targets are not just theoretical possibilities but are physically present on the cell surface, thereby maximizing the scientific rigor of downstream developmental programs.
Fig.1 Role of immunopeptidomics or MHC ligandomes in various cancer immunotherapy platforms. 1
Our team develops tailored antibody selection and cross-linking strategies optimized for your specific MHC alleles or non-canonical presentation molecules to ensure high-purity isolation.
We provide seamless merging of your specific NGS data into our search algorithms to identify specialized sequences and previously hidden variants.
Our facility manages projects ranging from single-cell line pilot studies to large-scale cohort screenings while maintaining industry-leading turnaround times for all clients.
We implement Quality-by-Design principles and rigorous internal protocols to ensure data reproducibility and scientific relevance for every stage of your research.
We successfully identify the small fraction of high-affinity binders that actually reach the cell surface, ensuring your research focuses on viable targets.
Our refined approach effectively eliminates the vast amount of noise generated by standard predictive algorithms, delivering much higher data purity.
Utilizing our proprietary "Normal Human Ligandome" database, we perform baseline subtraction to ensure all identified targets are truly research-specific and unique.
By bypassing theoretical models, we provide empirical evidence that accelerates your discovery process and strengthens the quality of your lead constructs.
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Creative Biolabs utilizes allele-specific motif deconvolution and an internal database to accurately assign peptides to specific MHC molecules, even in heterozygous research samples with rare alleles.
Research shows that only a small portion of predicted high-affinity binders are actually presented. Our service identifies these active targets, saving you time in downstream validation.
This specialized service identifies MHC-associated peptides from biotherapeutic proteins to assess potential immunogenicity risks during the early stages of drug discovery research.
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Learn More →Determining the right target is critical for T cell-mediated cancer immunotherapy, and direct identification of MHC neoligands by MS has proven to be a potential strategy. Creative Biolabs' sophisticated approach to MHC-ligandome mapping services, the higher resolution, sensitivity of LC-MS / MS devices, as well as optimized acquisition methods accompanied by tailored bioinformatics tools, will allow you to gain deeper insights into immunopeptidome.
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