Error-prone scFv Variant Antibody Libraries
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The General Introduction of Error-prone scFv Variant Antibody Libraries

Synthetic antibody libraries are instrumental in designing, constructing, and successfully generating highly functional antibodies for various applications. Their optimized framework sequences provide a strong scaffold, while controlled diversity in the CDRs offers distinct advantages over natural antibodies.


Random mutagenesis and error-prone PCR are commonly used to create diverse scFv antibody libraries. The mutagenesis can target the entire V(D)J region or only the complementarity-determining regions (CDRs) of the antibody. As a result, mutations can occur throughout the entire scFv sequence or be concentrated in the CDRs., These libraries can be extremely large, offering a wide range of options for in vitro screening and expanding possibilities in antibody functionality research.
Highlights
  • High Diversity
    Quality design leads to high diversity of the recombinant antibody libraries
  • High Quality Libraries
    The updated phage display system provides a guarantee for larger storage capacity and highly functional antibodies
  • Cost-Effective
    Competitive prices and affordable services
Service Details
Process Details Deliverables Turnaround Time
Template sequence construction Clone the template sequence in pUC57 vector.

• Template sequence construct
• Variable fragment phagemid library and COA

1-2 weeks
Vector construction Perform error-prone PCR and clone scFv in the antibody expression vectors. 2-3 weeks
Transform E.coli and Library constructio Transform the constructs into TG1 competent cells, then prepare the plasmid and identify the capacity and accuracy of the library. 2-3 weeks
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