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MABS
Volume 6, Issue 1, Pages 73-85Publisher
TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.4161/mabs.27240
Keywords
phage display; antibodies; peptides; drug discovery; biologics; clinical trials
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Phage display, one of today's fundamental drug discovery technologies, allows identification of a broad range of biological drugs, including peptides, antibodies and other proteins, with the ability to tailor critical characteristics such as potency, specificity and cross-species binding. Further, unlike in vivo technologies, generating phage display-derived antibodies is not restricted by immunological tolerance. Although more than 20 phage display-derived antibody and peptides are currently in late-stage clinical trials or approved, there is little literature addressing the specific challenges and successes in the clinical development of phage-derived drugs. This review uses case studies, from candidate identification through clinical development, to illustrate the utility of phage display as a drug discovery tool, and offers a perspective for future developments of phage display technology.
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