Redox Buffer Control
Precise balance of the glutathione couple (GSH/GSSG) to drive the formation of intra- and inter-chain disulfide bonds.
The Cell-Free Antibody Production Service utilizes advanced Cell-Free Protein Synthesis (CFPS) systems, typically based on E. coli or Insect Lysates, to rapidly and efficiently synthesize functional antibody molecules. This platform is particularly effective for fragments such as single-chain variable fragments (scFvs), Fab fragments, and VHH/Nanobodies , as well as complex multi-chain structures like full-length Immunoglobulin G (IgG).
CD Biosynsis offers a specialized service emphasizing the critical requirements for antibody expression: efficient disulfide bond formation and precise assembly of heavy and light chains. By precisely controlling the reaction environment, including the redox potential (GSH/GSSG ratio) and chaperone supplementation, we achieve superior yields and folding fidelity compared to traditional in vivo methods. This service is ideal for drug discovery, structural analysis, and diagnostic assay development where speed and quality are paramount.
Get a QuoteKey advantages of utilizing Cell-Free systems for antibody production:
Our Cell-Free Antibody Production Service supports the synthesis of various formats:
Single-Chain Fvs (scFvs)
Rapid, high-yield synthesis of single-chain fragments for binding assays, imaging, and structural studies.
Fab Fragments
Co-expression of heavy and light chain Fd fragments optimized for correct disulfide linkage and heterodimer assembly.
VHH / Nanobodies
High-efficiency production of these stable, small, single-domain antibodies, often requiring specific folding optimization.
Full-Length IgGs (IgG1, IgG4)
Co-expression of four chains (2 heavy, 2 light) using specialized CFPS systems for functional screening and initial characterization.
Technical features ensuring functional antibody production:
Redox Buffer Control
Precise balance of the glutathione couple (GSH/GSSG) to drive the formation of intra- and inter-chain disulfide bonds.
Multi-Chain Co-Expression
Optimized systems for the simultaneous co-expression of multiple DNA templates (heavy and light chains) for complex assembly.
Chaperone Supplementation
Addition of folding-assisting proteins (e.g., DsbC, protein disulfide isomerase) to enhance correct folding, especially in E. coli lysates.
Contained PTMs (Glycosylation)
While standard CFPS systems lack complex human glycosylation, Insect Lysates provide high-mannose glycosylation suitable for many applications.
Scale Flexibility
Seamless scaling from microliter screening volumes to milligram preparative synthesis using continuous-exchange CFPS methods.
Our systematic approach for functional antibody synthesis:
We provide essential assurance for high-quality antibody expression outcomes:
Can cell-free systems produce full-length IgGs?
Yes. While more challenging than fragments, full-length IgGs can be produced by co-expressing the two heavy and two light chains simultaneously in specialized CFPS systems optimized for assembly and disulfide bonding.
Is the disulfide bonding correct without the ER?
In CFPS, correct disulfide bonding is achieved by precisely controlling the redox potential (GSH/GSSG ratio) of the reaction buffer and adding specific exogenous folding machinery (e.g., DsbC). This mimics the oxidizing environment of the endoplasmic reticulum (ER).
How does the speed compare to CHO cells?
CFPS delivers expressible quantities of antibody fragments in hours, compared to 1-3 weeks for CHO cell transfection, screening, and expansion. This makes CFPS ideal for rapid prototyping and screening.
Are the produced antibodies glycosylated?
Antibodies produced in E. coli CFPS are non-glycosylated. If complex glycosylation is required (e.g., for full human functionality), mammalian cell expression is needed. However, Insect Lysate CFPS can provide high-mannose N-linked glycosylation suitable for some structural studies.
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