Adimabâs integrated antibody discovery and optimization platform    provides unprecedented speed from antigen to purified, full-length  human   IgGs. Adimab offers fundamental advantages by delivering diverse   panels  of therapeutically relevant antibodies that meet the most   aggressive  standards for affinity, epitope coverage, species   cross-reactivity and  expressability. Adimab enables its partners to   rapidly expand their  biologics pipelines through a broad spectrum of   technology access  arrangements.
Conventional antibody discovery is a lengthy process that  involves a   myriad of different technologies that need to be assembled  before a   commercial antibody can be produced. The integration of: (i)  library   design, (ii) display methodology, (iii) reformatting between  different   hosts and expression constructs, and (iv) GMP cell line  development is   resource intensive, time consuming, and typically results  in  extensive  royalty obligations to multiple third parties.
Adimab was founded by two of the worldâs leading yeast    biotechnologists: Professor Tillman Gerngross (Dartmouth, Co-founder of    GlycoFi, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Merck & Co. since  2006)   who led the humanization effort to engineer yeast for the  production  of  human glycoproteins, and Professor Dane Wittrup (MIT,  Co-founder of   Biodisplay, acquired by Abbott Labs in 2001) who  pioneered yeast  surface  display for the discovery and maturation of  antibody fragments.
 
            
