BioAtla‘s patent discloses a method, Comprehensive Integrated Antibody Optimization (CIAO!™), for generating and optimizing therapeutic proteins, including antibodies, in a single eukaryotic host system. The method involves mutating proteins, screening for desired properties, selecting optimal mutants, and manufacturing them in the same host. GlobalData’s report on BioAtla gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.

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Method of evolving therapeutic proteins in eukaryotic host system

Source: United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Credit: BioAtla Inc

A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11976381B2) outlines a method for the evolution of a template human protein in a manufacturing host. The process involves mutating the template human protein to generate a set of mutant human proteins in the manufacturing host, with the incorporation of an unnatural amino acid. These mutant proteins are then screened for specific properties, characteristics, or activities, with an up-mutant human protein selected based on predetermined criteria. The selected up-mutant human protein is then manufactured by expressing it in the same manufacturing host used during the mutation step.

Furthermore, the method includes steps for optimizing the selected up-mutant human protein by enhancing its expression and modifying it compared to the template human protein. The screening process can be conducted under conditions that mimic manufacturing conditions, in cell-free environments, or even in non-human living organisms. Additionally, the method allows for the identification and selection of mutant human proteins that do not trigger an undesirable immune response. The patent covers a wide range of human proteins, including antibodies, enzymes, cytokines, receptors, DNA binding proteins, chelating agents, and hormones, with the evolution process taking place in a eukaryotic cell production host with cell surface display capabilities. The up-mutant human protein may contain silent mutations and/or missense mutations to enhance its properties and characteristics.

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