Mixtures of binding proteins
AssigneeMerus N.V.
InventorsTon Logtenberg, Hendricus Renerus Jacobus Mattheus Hoogenboom
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AssigneeMerus N.V.
InventorsTon Logtenberg, Hendricus Renerus Jacobus Mattheus Hoogenboom
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Described are methods for producing libraries of cells expressing at least two separate single polypeptide chain binding proteins, in which the binding proteins have different target epitopes. Such libraries are made by integration of the nucleic acid sequences encoding the polypeptide chains into the genome of the host cell, and selecting for cells that have successfully integrated these nucleic acids. The selected cells are preferably subjected to a cloning step. Mixtures of binding proteins are produced without having to individually produce each of the components of the mixture. A library of cells wherein essentially each cell encodes at least two single polypeptide chain binding proteins having different target epitopes is also herewith provided, as well as methods for producing a composition comprising at least two separate single polypeptide chain binding proteins having different target epitopes.
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A method for producing a single cell expressing at least a single polypeptide chain binding protein (SPCBP) recognizing a first target epitope and a SPCBP recognizing a second target epitope, wherein binding of each SPCBP to its target epitope is mediated by a single protein domain that forms an unpaired binding site, wherein the target epitopes are different from one another, wherein the SPCBPs comprise a scaffold domain selected from the group consisting of domain antibodies (dAbs), camelid antibodies (VHH), anticalins, affibodies, fluorobodies, immunoglobulin heavy chain variable regions, immunoglobulin light chain variable regions, and immunoadhesions, and wherein at least one of the SPCBPs is able to antagonize a function of a target molecule comprising at least one of the target epitopes, the method comprising:
A method for producing a single cell expressing at least a single polypeptide chain binding protein (SPCBP) recognizing a first target epitope and a SPCBP recognizing a second target epitope, wherein binding of each SPCBP to its target epitope is mediated by a single protein domain that forms an unpaired binding site, wherein the target epitopes are different from one another, wherein the SPCBPs comprise a scaffold domain selected from the group consisting of domain antibodies (dAbs), camelid antibodies (VHH), anticalins, affibodies, fluorobodies, immunoglobulin heavy chain variable regions, immunoglobulin light chain variable regions, and immunoadhesions, and wherein at least one of the SPCBPs is able to activate a function of a target molecule comprising at least one of the target epitopes, the method comprising:
A method for producing a single cell expressing at least a first single polypeptide chain binding protein (SPCBP) recognizing a first target epitope and a second SPCBP recognizing a second target epitope, wherein at least one of the SPCBPs is able to antagonize a function of a target molecule comprising at least one of the target epitopes, the method comprising:
A method for producing a single cell expressing at least a first single polypeptide chain binding protein (SPCBP) recognizing a first target epitope and a second SPCBP recognizing a second target epitope, wherein at least one of the SPCBPs is able to activate a function of a target molecule comprising at least one of the target epitopes, the method comprising:
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