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背景:我们正在进入抗体发现和优化的新时代:我们正在进入一个抗体发现和优化的新时代,在这个时代,机器学习(ML)过程将成为治疗药物设计和开发不可或缺的一部分:方法:我们构建了一个用于发现治疗药物的仿人抗体库,这是利用人工智能和 ML 的第一步。我们将介绍如何通过分离针对大流行病关注目标--SARS-CoV-2--的抗体来开始验证抗体库的发现。我们关注的抗体质量的两个主要方面是功能和生物物理特征:结果:我们的平台适用于有效的治疗性抗体发现,我们在这里鉴定出了一组具有新颖性、多样性和药理活性的人类单克隆抗体:结论:这些第一代抗体无需进行亲和力成熟,就能中和多种毒株的 SARS-CoV-2 病毒感染性,具有很高的开发潜力。
AI-based antibody discovery platform identifies novel, diverse, and pharmacologically active therapeutic antibodies against multiple SARS-CoV-2 strains.
Background: We are entering a new era of antibody discovery and optimization where machine learning (ML) processes will become indispensable for the design and development of therapeutics.
Methods: We have constructed a Humanoid Antibody Library for the discovery of therapeutics that is an initial step towards leveraging the utility of artificial intelligence and ML. We describe how we began our validation of the library for antibody discovery by isolating antibodies against a target of pandemic concern, SARS-CoV-2. The two main antibody quality aspects that we focused on were functional and biophysical characterization.
Results: The applicability of our platform for effective therapeutic antibody discovery is demonstrated here with the identification of a panel of human monoclonal antibodies that are novel, diverse, and pharmacologically active.
Conclusions: These first-generation antibodies, without the need for affinity maturation, exhibited neutralization of SARS-CoV-2 viral infectivity across multiple strains and indicated high developability potential.