HiFi sequencing for antibody development

Antibodies play an important role in research and drug development. In their development process, phage display libraries are often sequenced to identify clones expressing antibody variants with desirable characteristics such as antigen binding affinity or kinetics.

The sequencing methods that have been traditionally used for this approach can suffer shortcomings in throughput, read length or accuracy.

In this webinar, you'll learn how HiFi sequencing can be used to enable antibody development and how it improves downstream outcomes. See how HiFi enables full-length reads of constructs like scFv and Fab with 99.9% accuracy and the throughput needed for confident clone selection, making it an ideal tool to characterize phage display libraries and identify candidates for further development.

Watch the recording to:

Understand the unique dual advantage of length and accuracy for antibody development.
Discover how long-read sequencing can overcome the shortcomings of other sequencing methods used in phage display.
Hear how an antibody engineering company is using HiFi sequencing in their work on scFv antibodies.

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