🎯 Immuno-Oncology

Immune Checkpoint & Cell Surface Proteins

PD-L1 · LAG-3 · B7-H7 · TROP2 · GPC3

High-purity recombinant checkpoint proteins and tumor-associated antigens designed for advanced immunotherapy research. Ideal for CAR-T development, ADC screening, and therapeutic antibody discovery.

Key Checkpoint Molecules

Target Protein Signal Type Primary Interactor Clinical Significance
PD-L1 Inhibitory PD-1 T cell exhaustion, widely targeted in various cancers
LAG-3 Inhibitory MHC Class II, FGL1 T cell exhaustion, synergy with PD-1 blockade
B7-H7 (HHLA2) Co-inhibitory CD28H Alternative immune evasion pathway in PD-L1 negative tumors
FGL1 Inhibitory LAG-3 Major immune inhibitory ligand for LAG-3

Tumor-Associated Antigens & Markers

Target: ADC Target (e.g., Trodelvy)
Significance: Highly expressed in triple-negative breast cancer and urothelial cancer.
Target: CAR-T & Antibodies
Significance: Ideal target for Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC).
THY1 / CD90
Target: Cell Surface Marker
Significance: Essential marker for Mesenchymal Stem Cells (MSC) and fibroblasts.
Target: Immune Marker
Significance: Defining marker for T helper cells, crucial for immune monitoring.

Immunotherapy Applications

CAR-T Development

Use high-affinity antigens for CAR construct screening, off-target toxicity assessment, and quality control of manufactured CAR-T cells.

ADC Screening

Evaluate Antibody-Drug Conjugate binding affinity and internalization kinetics using native-conformation recombinant targets.

Checkpoint Blockade

Validate inhibitory monoclonal antibodies through robust receptor-ligand binding and blocking assays.

Flow Cytometry

High-purity proteins suitable for fluorophore conjugation to analyze cell populations and receptor expression.

Advance Your Immuno-Oncology Pipeline

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