Computational and artificial intelligence-based methods for antibody development
Open accessAbstract
Due to their high target specificity and binding affinity, therapeutic antibodies are currently the largest class of biotherapeutics. The traditional largely empirical antibody development process is, while mature and robust, cumbersome and has significant limitations. Substantial recent advances in computational and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies are now starting to overcome many of these limitations and are increasingly integrated into development pipelines. Here, we provide an overview of AI methods relevant for antibody development, including databases, computational predictors of antibody properties and structure, and computational antibody design methods with an emphasis on machine learning (ML) models, and the design of complementarity-determining region (CDR) loops, antibody structural components critical for binding.
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TL;DR
This review surveys computational and AI methods for therapeutic antibody development, covering sequence/structure databases, property predictors, and ML/DL models for antibody structure prediction and design, especially CDR loops. It argues that DL is improving antibody structure and property prediction, but epitope-conditioned, joint sequence-structure antibody design remains an unsolved challenge.
Key findings
- Databases are large but uneven: OAS contains nearly 2 billion Fv sequences across 68 studies; SAbDab had 12,367 Fv region structures as of June 2022; Thera-SAbDab tracked 748 unique therapeutics as of July 2022; RAPID includes >300 million human HC clones, 521 therapeutic antibodies, and 88,059 antibodies targeting specific antigens or arising in disease.
- Property predictors cover developability, aggregation, immunogenicity, and clearance: TAP uses five metrics; Chen et al. built an ML pipeline on 2,400 SAbDab antibodies; Hu-mAb uses a random forest with 200 decision trees trained on nearly 2 billion OAS sequences; Grinshpun et al. used 64 mAbs and found pI most essential for discriminating fast vs slow clearance.
- Structure prediction has improved with DL: DeepAb achieved H3 RMSD 2.33 Å vs ABlooper 2.49 Å and ABodyBuilder 3.25 Å; IgFold predicts one structure under 1 min vs DeepAb ~10 min; AlphaFold2 struggles with orphan proteins and is not applicable to CDR-H3 modeling due to MSA dependence and limited antibody structures.
- Design models remain partial: AntiBERTy was trained on 558 million antibody sequences; AbLang predicts missing amino acids where 40% of OAS sequences are missing 15 or more amino acids; backbone-only generators rely on Rosetta for sequence design and do not condition on specific epitopes; purely sequence-based models are antigen agnostic or need outside experimental data.
Methods
- Review article; no primary experimental data or systematic review protocol stated. It synthesizes literature on databases, computational predictors, and AI/ML/DL antibody design methods.
- Sources include antibody sequence/structure databases (OAS, SAbDab, Thera-SAbDab, SKEMPI, AB-Bind, CoV-AbDab, sdAb-DB, etc.) and published models/tools (ABodyBuilder, ABlooper, DeepAb, IgFold, AlphaFold2, AntiBERTy, IgLM, etc.).
- Main analysis is narrative overview and comparison of methods, with selected performance metrics and limitations; no meta-analysis or new benchmark is reported.
Limitations
- The paper states CDR-H3 modeling remains challenging due to high conformational diversity; reliable antibody/antigen complex modeling remains unsolved; AlphaFold2 is not applicable to CDR-H3 because of MSA dependence and limited antibody structures.
- The paper states current design models have limitations: backbone-only generation relies on external Rosetta for sequence design and cannot condition on specific epitopes; purely sequence-based models are antigen agnostic or need outside experimental data; some models overfit (Kang et al.) or lose information via discretization (DLAB).
- Evident from the text: as a review, it does not describe a systematic search strategy, quantitative synthesis, or independent validation, so coverage and comparisons are narrative rather than exhaustive.
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Structural data for antibodies is limited.
“Databases hold large repertoires of antibody sequences, but only limited structural data; data on biophysical properties is also available.”
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Some novel tools leverage antibody sequence datasets for comprehensive analysis of antibody sequences.
“Furthermore, some novel tools leverage these datasets for comprehensive analysis of antibody sequences [10,11] (Table 1).”
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Significant challenges remain in optimizing the experimental antibody workflow despite reported strategies.
“Although several strategies to optimize the experimental workflow have been reported [3,4], significant challenges remain.”
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Deep learning approaches are improving the performance of structure prediction of antibodies, including CDRs.
“Deep learning approaches are improving the performance of structure prediction of antibodies, including CDRs, while de novo design remains a challenging problem.”
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Antibody discovery and development has traditionally been driven by experimental approaches, such as directed evolution through phage or yeast display or immunization of animals.
“Antibody discovery and development has traditionally been driven by experimental approaches [2], for instance, using directed evolution (see Glossary) processes through phage or yeast display techniques, or through immunization of animals.”
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In recent years, computational/AI-based methodologies for antibody development are becoming more important for many parts of the antibody development workflow.
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A number of databases of antibody sequences, structures, and their properties have been released, which enable the development of later computational methods.
“A number of databases of antibody sequences, structures, and their properties have been released, which enable the development of later computational methods (Table 1).”
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AbDiver facilitates navigation of the vast antibody mutation space for rational therapeutic antibody design and engineering.
“This tool facilitates the navigation of the vast antibody mutation space for the purpose of rational therapeutic antibody design and engineering.”
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In general, the developability of an antibody can be mostly predicted by physicochemical properties of the amino acid sequence, such as hydrophobicity, electrostatic charge, and the interaction in their topology pattern.
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There are some ML models that predict aggregation propensity using antibody sequences or structures.
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The Trout group proposed an ML framework obtained from various models, including linear regression, support vector regression, and nearest neighbors' regression to predict antibodies' aggregation rate, which followed the form: Aggregation rate = -0.34 × SCM positive Fv + 0.29 × SASA CDRH2H3 + 0.84.
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A3D allows for the design of antibodies displaying significantly reduced aggregation propensity.
“A structure-based aggregation prediction tool, AGGRESCAN 3D (A3D) [28], allows for the design of antibodies displaying significantly reduced aggregation propensity.”
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RAPID incorporates a large antibody database including 521 therapeutic antibodies and 88,059 antibodies targeting specific antigens or arising in patients with particular diseases.
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There are some ML models that predict overall developability using antibody sequences or structures.
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TAP models a set of post-Phase 1 clinical stage antibody therapeutics as distributions of five metrics thought to be linked to poor developability: total length of CDRs, extent of surface hydrophobicity, positive- and negative-charge in CDRs, and asymmetry in net heavy- and light-chain surface charges.
“For instance, therapeutic antibody profiling (TAP) models a set of post-Phase 1 clinical stage antibody therapeutics as distributions of five metrics thought to be linked to poor developability: the total length of CDRs, the extent of surface hydrophobicity, positive-and negative-charge in the CDRs, and asymmetry in the net heavy-and light-chain surface charges.”
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In contrast to physics-based modeling, computationally efficient DL models have also been developed for antibody structure modeling.
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Isoelectric point, viscosity, immunogenicity, non-specificity, aggregation, and stability are factors related to clinical PK clearance rate.
“Isoelectric point (pI), viscosity, immunogenicity, non-specificity, aggregation, and stability are factors related to clinical PK clearance rate [34].”
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Merck and the Bitton group trained a Transformer encoder-based language model called Sapiens to humanize sequences.
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DeepAb, from the Gray group, predicts invariant features which are then used for reconstructing structures with Rosetta.
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CDR-H3 loop modeling remains challenging.
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ABlooper uses a graph neural network, which can directly work on 3D coordinate data from structure files, to predict the positions of all backbone atoms (Ca, N, C, and Cb) for the six CDR loops.
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Classical techniques and AI-based computational tools to predict epitopes from proteins/antibodies have been developed.
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Predicting immunogenicity is a critical part of evaluating the clinical safety and efficacy of antibody therapeutics.
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Grinshpun et al. found that pI is the most essential feature to discriminate between fast and slow clearing antibodies.
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The Trout group identified the spatial charge map (SCM) positive of the Fv region and surface accessible surface area (SASA) of the CDR-H2 and H3 as the two most important molecular dynamics simulation features in their model.
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The score was used to construct a humanization tool called Hu-mAb, which suggests mutations to reduce immunogenicity risk.
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Due to DeepAb depending on Rosetta, its prediction is slow (10 min for one structure).
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Many experimental antibody design techniques yield sequence information without associated structures.
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These tools usually examine the primary sequences of antibodies to identify B and T cell epitopes.
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Akbar et al. showed promising performance in predicting binding affinity to 3D antigen structures using sequence information alone.
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The AbLang model showed strong performance in predicting missing amino acids in the OAS database where 40% of the sequences are missing 15 or more amino acids.
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Using random initializations in this space and gradient descent, the IG-VAE model is able to produce full 3D backbone structures of immunoglobulins with specified constraints.
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EquiFold from Genetech does well on antibody structure.
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Shan et al. developed SARS-CoV-2 antibodies by redesigning CDR regions utilizing a model involving learning graph embeddings of protein structures to predict the change in ddG upon introducing specific mutations in the loops.
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The AbLang model showed strong performance in predicting missing amino acids in the OAS database.
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Current work is attempting to generate structure from single sequence inputs alone to address the challenges of dependence on MSAs.
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In the context of antibody design, because AlphaFold2 depends on MSA of homologous sequences, it is not applicable to CDR-H3 modeling due to limited antibody structures in available databases and the overwhelming diversity of CDR-H3 loops.
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Rosetta antibody package-based methods such as DeepAb are limited by the accuracy of their built-in scoring functions.
“In addition, Rosetta antibody package-based methods such as DeepAb are limited by the accuracy of their built-in scoring functions, mathematical models of the energy of protein systems.”
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In the OAS database, 40% of sequences are missing 15 or more amino acids.
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DL has proven useful in aiding antibody screening.
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First, there are models that attempt to design realistic backbones for CDR-H3s by generating 3D coordinates.
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Shin et al.'s trained model was used to generate libraries of nanobodies, fully designing the CDR1, CDR2, and CDR3 regions.
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To overcome the limitations of classic antibody design techniques, recent efforts in applying ML to the design of antibodies, specifically CDR-H3 loops, typically fall into two categories.
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Jin et al. showed promising results in developing antibodies that can potentially interfere with SARS-CoV-1 and SARS-CoV-2.
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Hie et al. showed that NLP models can be used to perform affinity maturation on even clinical grade antibodies.
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The model by Kang et al. showed a significant level of over-fitting to the training data.
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Diffusion probabilistic models have been applied with great success to the generation of protein backbone design.
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Classical antibody design techniques are computationally intensive, involving significant sampling.
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Among research for COVID-19 drug discovery, many cases have been either exclusively computational or computer-aided experimental studies.
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Jin et al. developed a model that generates both the sequence and structure of a CDR-H3 loop in an autoregressive manner.
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Classical antibody design techniques are dependent on databases of known structure.
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The Rosetta all-atom scoring function often has severe limitations.
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The model by Jin et al. does not condition on a specific epitope.
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Mason et al. presented a method to train a convolutional neural network on the results of a directed evolution experiment to generate improved libraries.
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There exist approaches that address subsets of the components of the problem of joint generation of antibody sequence and structure conditioned on the target epitope.
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These methodologies are applicable to the design of CDR regions.
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There has been recent success in applying the hallucination technique to general protein design.
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RFdiffusion and Chroma, both score-based generative models, have been able to generate all-atom coordinates for novel proteins.
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Most classical antibody design methods require the generation of libraries of many candidates, around millions.
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AntiBERTy embeddings cluster into directed evolution trajectories.
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Affinity maturation by NLP models can be performed without any explicit modeling of the antigen.
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The need for large candidate libraries reflects relatively low positive predictive value of scoring functions for predicting candidate binding.
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A number of other related approaches use ML models to learn sequence models from directed evolution experiments.
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A strategy of grafting paratope fragments based on epitope similarity has been used to obtain nanomolar binders without parallel screening.
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Most classical antibody design methods adopt highly parallel screening strategies.
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AlphaFold2 reduces weeks of work to hours or minutes.
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Classical antibody design techniques are dependent on classical scoring functions.
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The IPA module introduced by AlphaFold2 was adapted for use in a generative model for protein structure and sequence design.
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Score-based generative models have been shown to perform well on generating novel protein folds.
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DL-based protein design methods have benefited from AlphaFold2 in protein structure prediction.
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Novimmune optimized the assembly of bispecific antibodies through codon optimization.
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Rosenberg et al. showed that the mathematical calculation of protein structure coordinates depends on codon usage.
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These approaches are directly applicable to loop generation in an antibody framework.
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The RoseTTAFold approach has allowed for de novo design through network hallucination by training a similar model specially for inpainting portions of proteins given context.
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Using AlphaFold2 for data augmentation, where AlphaFold2 predictions are used as additional training data, has contributed to improved inverse protein folding.
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PremisecitationEach antibody chain is encoded by multiple gene segments (V, D, and J segments), which are spliced together using a V(D)J recombination process.
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Premisenone givenDe novo design of antibodies remains a challenging problem.
“Deep learning approaches are improving the performance of structure prediction of antibodies, including CDRs, while de novo design remains a challenging problem.”
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Premisenone givenLarge snapshots of the antibody repertoire can now be obtained using next-generation sequencing.
“Large snapshots of this repertoire can now be obtained using next-generation sequencing (NGS) approaches.”
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PremisereasoningThrough V(D)J recombination, a diverse range of antibody sequences can be produced.
“Through this process, a diverse range of antibody sequences can be produced.”
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PremisereasoningInformation about antibody sequences, structures, and their associated properties has been informative to the design of novel antibodies.
“Thus, information about antibody sequences, structures, and their associated properties has been informative to the design of novel antibodies.”
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PremisecitationEfforts have been made to create standardized, publicly available repositories for antibody sequencing data.
“Efforts have been made to create standardized, publicly available repositories for these sequencing data [8,9].”
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Premisenone givenAntibody abilities and properties are determined by antibody sequences and structures.
“These abilities and properties are determined by antibody sequences and structures.”
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PremisecitationPrediction of drug-target interactions in small-molecule drug discovery is largely driven by significant improvement in the performance of computational methods.
“This is analogous to small-molecule drug discovery, where computational methods have already made significant inroads [5,6]; prediction of drug-target interactions in particular is largely driven by the significant improvement in the performance of computational methods.”
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Premisenone givenA large suite of predictors of different biophysical and other properties of antibodies have been developed.
“A large suite of predictors of different biophysical and other properties of antibodies have been developed.”
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PremisereasoningThese databases have provided researchers with easy access to a vast number of sequences and created opportunities for large-scale data mining.
“These databases have provided researchers with easy access to a vast number of sequences and created opportunities for large-scale data mining.”
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PremisecitationThe observed antibody space (OAS) collates variable fragment (Fv) sequences and contains nearly 2 billion sequences spanning 68 different studies.
“The observed antibody space (OAS) collates variable fragment (Fv) sequences and contains nearly 2 billion sequences spanning 68 different studies [8].”
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Premisenone givenDatabases hold large repertoires of antibody sequences.
“Databases hold large repertoires of antibody sequences, but only limited structural data; data on biophysical properties is also available.”
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PremisecitationIn the human immune system, antibodies are produced by B cells and the repertoire is estimated at approximately 10^13 unique sequences.
“In the human immune system, antibodies are produced by B cells and its repertoire is estimated at approximately 10 13 unique sequences [7].”
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Premisenone givenData on biophysical properties of antibodies is available.
“Databases hold large repertoires of antibody sequences, but only limited structural data; data on biophysical properties is also available.”
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Premisenone givenSeveral deep learning models have been trained on the OAS database as a means of discerning and generating humanized antibody sequences.
“Several DL models have been trained on the OAS database as a means of discerning and generating humanized antibody sequences (details are described in the 'Computational design of antibodies' section).”
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PremisecitationTherapeutic antibodies account for four of the ten top therapeutics by sales in 2021.
“Therapeutic antibodies are highly successful biotherapeutics and account for four of the ten top therapeutics by sales in 2021 [1].”
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Premisenone givenTraditional experimental antibody discovery approaches are time-consuming and laborious and have several limitations, including difficulty specifying the antibody-binding epitope and issues obtaining antibodies manufacturable at scale.
“However, these approaches are timeconsuming and laborious and have several limitations, including difficulties in specifying the antibody-binding side (epitope), as well as issues with obtaining antibodies that can be manufactured at scale (Box 1).”
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PremisecitationTAP provides guideline cut-offs for each metric and those cut-off values are collectively used for filtering out antibody candidates with poor developability.
“TAP also provides guideline cut-offs for each metric and those cut-off values are collectively used for filtering out antibody candidates with poor developability [23].”
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Premisenone givenWhile the aforementioned tools predict overall developability, there are other tools that estimate one specific property for therapeutic antibody candidates.
“While the aforementioned tools predict the overall developability, there are other tools that estimate one specific property for therapeutic antibody candidates.”
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PremisecitationThe developer of AbDiver identified that it could find suitable profiles for 742 therapeutic antibodies.
“Moreover, the developer identified that it could find suitable profiles for 742 therapeutic antibodies.”
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Premisenone givenRecently, computational tools or methods based on either classic statistics or ML have been developed and can be used to rapidly predict the developability of antibody candidates.
“Recently, computational tools or methods based on either classic statistics or ML have been developed and can be used to rapidly predict the developability of antibody candidates.”
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PremisecitationAntibody structures in the Protein Data Bank (PDB) have been extracted and compiled into various datasets.
“Antibody structures in the Protein Data Bank (PDB) have been extracted and compiled into various datasets [16].”
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PremisecitationAs of July 2022, Thera-SAbDab is tracking 748 unique therapeutics, including monoclonal antibody and bispecific therapeutics.
“As of July 2022, this database is tracking 748 unique therapeutics, including monoclonal antibody and bispecific therapeutics.”
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Premisenone givenMost initial hits coming out of screening campaigns tend to have poor developability, leading to challenges later in their development.
“Most initial hits coming out of screening campaigns tend to have poor developability, leading to challenges later in their development.”
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Premisenone givenDevelopability is crucial for the development of novel antibody therapeutics.
“Apart from binding specificity and affinity, developability is crucial for the development of novel antibody therapeutics.”
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PremisecitationAbDiver employs publicly curated B cell receptor NGS datasets and compares designed sequences to natural repertoires.
“For example, AbDiver is a tool that employs the publicly curated B cell receptor NGS datasets and compares designed sequences to natural repertoires [10].”
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PremisecitationResearchers can use information obtained from antibody structures to increase binding affinity, or to develop methods to predict the epitope and paratope.
“Researchers can use the information obtained from antibody structures to increase binding affinity, or to develop methods to predict the epitope and paratope [12][13][14][15].”
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PremisereasoningAntibody binders to many targets can be obtained from existing well-established experimental approaches, such as immunization or directed evolution, but substantial limitations remain.
“Antibody binders to many targets can be obtained from existing well-established experimental approaches, such as immunization or directed evolution, but there still remain substantial limitations.”
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Premisenone givenSeveral main properties comprise developability: intrinsic immunogenicity, aggregation/insolubility, viscosity, and half-life span.
“Several main properties comprise developability: intrinsic immunogenicity, aggregation/insolubility, viscosity, and half-life span.”
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Premisenone givenThe six CDR loops, three on each VH and VL, are involved in antigen binding.
“The six CDR loops, three on each of the variable domain of the heavy chain (VH) and the light chain (VL), are involved in antigen binding.”
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PremisecitationThera-SAbDab is a therapeutic structural antibody database including antibody- and nanobody-related biotherapeutics.
“Additionally, the Therapeutic Structural Antibody Database (Thera-SAbDab) is a therapeutic structural antibody database including antibody-and nanobodyrelated biotherapeutics [15].”
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PremisereasoningThe 3D structure of the antibody determines how it interacts with an antigen and governs its binding properties.
“Therefore, the 3D structure of the antibody determines how it interacts with an antigen and governs its binding properties.”
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PremisecitationRAPID includes more than 300 million clones extracted from human heavy chain repertoire sequencing.
“Another tool, the repertoire sequencing dataset analysis platform with an integrated antibody database (RAPID), includes more than 300 million clones extracted from human HC repertoire sequencing [11].”
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PremisecitationAccording to specific criteria, antibody structures from the PDB are listed in SAbDab, a database containing 12,367 Fv region structures as of June 2022, and abYsis.
“Similarly, according to specific criteria, antibody structures from the PDB are listed in the Structural Antibody Database (SAbDab) [13], a database containing 12 367 Fv region structures as of June 2022, and abYsis [14].”
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PremisecitationChen et al. built an ML pipeline to predict antibody developability using a sequence dataset of 2400 antibodies from the SAbDab database.
“For example, Chen et al. [24] built an ML pipeline to predict antibody developability using a sequence dataset of 2400 antibodies from the SAbDab database.”
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PremisecitationAdditional dedicated datasets summarize curated information about properties and structure of antibodies, including SKEMPI and AB-Bind.
“Additional dedicated datasets summarize curated information about properties and structure of antibodies.These databases include the structural database of kinetics and energetics of mutant protein interactions (SKEMPI) [17], and the antibody binding mutational database (AB-Bind) [18].”
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PremisecitationFv regions from antibodies have been updated in the Antibody Structure Database (AbDb) using information from the Summary of Antibody Crystal Structures (SACS) dataset.
“Fv regions from the antibody have been updated in the Antibody Structure Database (AbDb) using information from the Summary of Antibody Crystal Structures (SACS) dataset [12].”
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PremisecitationAntibodypedia provides validation information on commercially available antibodies.
“Moreover, Antibodypedia provides validation information on commercially available antibodies, another useful resource for dataset curation [21].”
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PremisecitationTo predict the solubility and aggregation propensity of protein, several prediction tools have been developed, such as Camsol and SOLart, with SOLart currently holding state-of-the-art performance.
“To predict the solubility and aggregation propensity of protein, several prediction tools have been developed, such as the Camsol [25], and SOLart [26], with SOLart currently holding state-of-the-art performance.”
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PremisecitationAggregation of antibody therapeutics can lead to precipitation and shortened storage period of drugs before administration, while aggregation in vivo can increase the immunogenicity of the drug.
“Aggregation of antibody therapeutics can lead to precipitation and shortened storage period of drugs before administration, while aggregation in vivo can increase the immunogenicity of the drug [22].”
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PremisereasoningWhile antibody datasets remain relatively small on their own, these repositories can be used in conjunction with other datasets through techniques such as transfer learning.
“While these datasets remain relatively small on their own, these repositories can be used in conjunction with other datasets through techniques such as transfer learning (a process in which information learned from one task is applied to a related task, i.e., refining a model trained on data for one task with additional data from another).”
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Premisenone givenMost screening campaigns only yield binders to one given epitope, which may not be the one needed to achieve the desired biological or therapeutic effect.
“Most screening campaigns only yield binders to one given epitope, which may not be the one needed to achieve the desired biological or therapeutic effect.”
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PremisecitationThere are more focused repositories of antibodies, such as CoV-AbDab for anticoronavirus antibodies, and sdAb-DB for single-domain antibodies and related classes of proteins.
“Furthermore, there are more focused repositories of antibodies, such as CoV-AbDab [19] for anticoronavirus antibodies, and sdAb-DB [20] for single-domain antibodies and related classes of proteins.”
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Premisenone givenIt remains quite difficult to target specific epitopes on the antigen.
“First of all, it remains quite difficult to target specific epitopes on the antigen.”
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Premisenone givenOnce a candidate antibody binder has been obtained, a structure of the antibody/antigen complex is highly useful for further engineering, but requires X-ray crystallography or NMR, which is typically time-consuming and low throughput.
“Moreover, once a candidate antibody binder has been obtained, a structure of the antibody/antigen complex is highly useful for further engineering, but requires either X-ray crystallography or NMR, which is typically timeconsuming and low throughput.”
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Premisenone givenHydrophobicity can relate to aggregation propensity, solubility, viscosity, self-interaction, and protein stability, making it useful to predict potential downstream risks.
“Hydrophobicity can relate to aggregation propensity, solubility, viscosity, self-interaction, and protein stability, making it useful to predict potential downstream risks.”
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Premisenone givenOnly a relatively small subset of antibodies has the biophysical and other properties needed to become therapeutics (developability).
“Second, only a relatively small subset of antibodies has the biophysical and other properties needed to become therapeutics (e.g., solubility in high concentrations, manufacturability at large scale); these properties are referred to as 'developability' of an antibody.”
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PremisereasoningImmunogenic response occurs when the immune system recognizes the B and T cell epitopes of antibody therapeutics, thereby eliciting the production of anti-drug antibodies.
“Immunogenic response occurs when the immune system recognizes the B and T cell epitopes of antibody therapeutics, thereby eliciting the production of anti-drug antibodies.”
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PremisecitationIEDB-AR is a comprehensive website that provides several computational tools focused on the prediction and analysis of B and T cell epitopes.
“Immune epitope database analysis resource (IEDB-AR) [31] is a comprehensive website that provides several computational tools focused on the prediction and analysis of B and T cell epitopes.”
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PremisecitationThey provide an open-source platform, named BioPhi, incorporating the Transformer, and an evaluation method to aid antibody humanization.
“They provide an open-source platform, named BioPhi [33], incorporating the Transformer, and an evaluation method to aid antibody humanization.”
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InterpretationreasoningAlthough these results present a significant advancement of antibody structure modeling, more work is needed and the reliable modeling of an antibody/antigen complex structure remains an unsolved problem.
“Although these results present a significant advancement of antibody structure modeling (largely driven by the adoption of DL techniques), more work is needed and the reliable modeling of an antibody/antigen complex structure remains an unsolved problem.”
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PremisecitationAntibody structures have conventionally been predicted using either physics-based modeling, such as MD simulations, or homology-based modeling, or a combined method, such as MODELLER.
“Antibody structures have conventionally been predicted using either physics-based modeling, such as MD simulations [38], or homologybased modeling [39], or a combined method, such as MODELLER [40].”
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PremisecitationGrinshpun et al. collected 64 mAbs that have been approved or are under Phase 2 and 3 clinical trials, and their published clearance data, and trained a random forest classifier to distinguish antibodies with different clearance levels.
“To predict clearance rate through comprehensive evaluation of these factors, Grinshpun et al. [35] collected 64 mAbs that have been approved or are under Phase 2 and 3 clinical trials, and their published clearance data, and trained a random forest classifier to distinguish antibodies with different clearance levels.”
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PremisecitationDeepAb achieved a prediction accuracy for H3 loop at RMSD of 2.33 Å while ABlooper and ABodyBuilder achieved RMSD of 2.49 Å and 3.25 Å, respectively.
“In the end, DeepAb achieved a prediction accuracy for H3 loop at rootmean-square deviation (RMSD) of 2.33 Å while ABlooper and ABodyBuilder achieved RMSD of 2.49 Å and 3.25 Å, respectively [41].”
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Premisenone givenFor five of the six CDRs (H1, H2, L1, L2, and L3), structural diversity is limited and the loops typically follow canonical conformations; thus, these loops have significantly more structural constraints, allowing for easier prediction.
“For five of the six CDRs (H1, H2, L1, L2, and L3), structural diversity is limited and the loops typically follow canonical conformations; thus, these loops have significantly more structural constraints, allowing for easier prediction.”
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Premisenone givenThey randomly masked or mutated amino acids in the natural human Fv sequences from OAS database and required Sapiens to predict the original amino acids based on the remaining sequences.
“They randomly masked or mutated amino acids in the natural human Fv sequences from OAS database and required the Sapiens to predict the original amino acids based on the remaining sequences.”
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Premisenone givenAntibody therapeutics are often derived from mice or other non-human organisms, which are therefore potential epitopes recognized by B and T cells.
“Antibody therapeutics are often derived from mice or other non-human organisms, which are therefore potential epitopes recognized by B and T cells (B and T cell epitopes).”
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Premisenone givenPharmacokinetic clearance determines the half-life of an antibody and therefore determines how long an antibody drug can remain in the body after administration.
“Pharmacokinetic (PK) clearance determines the half-life of an antibody and therefore determines how long an antibody drug can remain in the body after administration.”
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PremisereasoningMethods to predict immunogenic sequences and humanize them have been developed.
“As such, methods to predict immunogenic sequences and humanize them have been developed.”
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Premisenone givenWhen performing large screens, independently determining all antibody loop structures and their interface with the antigen is impractical.
“When performing large screens, independently determining all antibody loop structures and their interface with the antigen is impractical.”
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PremisecitationCDR-H3 loops have high conformational diversity, even in cases where sequence similarity is high, and so CDR-H3 modeling is a significantly less constrained, more difficult problem.
“Conversely, CDR-H3 loops have high conformational diversity, even in cases where sequence similarity is high [37], and so CDR-H3 modeling is a significantly less constrained, more difficult problem.”
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Premisenone givenAntibody structure information is critical to developing an understanding of the characteristics of designed antibodies, such as specificity and affinity, and so experimental prediction of the structures of designs is crucial for model development.
“Antibody structure information is critical to developing an understanding of the characteristic of designed antibodies, such as specificity and affinity, and so experimental prediction of the structures of designs is crucial for model development.”
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PremisecitationThe Deane group used nearly 2 billion antibody sequences available in OAS across organisms, labeling all human sequences as positive and others as negative, and trained a random forest classifier model to produce a 'humanness score'.
“Moreover, the Deane group used nearly 2 billion antibody sequences, available in OAS, across organisms where all human sequences were labeled as positive class, while others were labeled as negative class, and trained a random forest classifier model to produce a 'humanness score'.”
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PremisecitationThe output score not only distinguishes human V genes from non-human sequences in the variable region but also indicates the level of immunogenicity risks.
“The output score not only distinguishes human V genes from non-human sequences in the variable region but also indicates the level of immunogenicity risks [32].”
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PremisecitationLabute et al. reported structure-based charge calculations to predict PK clearance rate.
“Also, Labute et al. [36] reported structure-based charge calculations to predict PK clearance rate.”
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PremisecitationAlphaFold2 has proven to be revolutionary in predicting protein structure from sequence.
“AlphaFold2 [46] has proven to be revolutionary in predicting protein structure from sequence.”
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PremisecitationThe random forest classifier consists of 200 decision trees and each decision tree individually separates the input sequences into classes (human or other species) using their features.
“The random forest classifier consists of 200 decision trees and each decision tree individually separates the input sequences into classes (human or other species) using their features.”
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PremisecitationABodyBuilder is an automated antibody homology modeling pipeline that follows four steps: template selection, orientation prediction, CDR loop modeling, and side chain prediction.
“For example, ABodyBuilder [41], an automated antibody homology modeling pipeline, follows four steps: template selection, orientation prediction, CDR loop modeling, and side chain prediction.”
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InterpretationreasoningSuch methods can be used to guide the engineering of antibody candidates and avoid 'developability traps'.
“Such methods can be used to guide the engineering of antibody candidates and avoid 'developability traps' (e.g., antibodies with very poor aggregation or viscosity properties).”
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Premisenone givenThe Transformer used attention mechanisms to put different weights in different amino acids in the input sequence, revealing the different dependencies between residues and whole sequences.
“The Transformer used attention mechanisms to put different weights in different amino acids in the input sequence, revealing the different dependencies between residues and whole sequences.”
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PremisecitationThe Gray group recently established a protein-language-based model called IgFold, which can predict structures faster (one structure under 1 min).
“The Gray group recently established a protein-language-based model called IgFold, which can predict structures faster (one structure under 1 min).”
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PremisecitationImmunogenicity negatively affects therapeutic efficacy and impacts safety through the induction of adverse drug reactions.
“Immunogenicity negatively affects therapeutic efficacy and impacts safety through the induction of adverse drug reactions [30].”
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Premisenone givenAlphaFold2 currently struggles to predict the structures of orphan proteins, and MSA generation proves to be a major computational bottleneck.
“Currently it struggles to predict the structures of orphan proteins, and MSA generation proves to be a major computational bottleneck.”
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Premisenone givenThe performance of AlphaFold2-Multimer is still not optimal.
“However, the performance of AlphaFold2-Multimer is still not optimal.”
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PremisecitationSince then, there have been great advances in NLP due to developments of Transformer-based models such as BERT.
“Since then, there have been great advances in NLP due to developments of Transformer-based models such as BERT [57].”
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PremisecitationShin et al. applied causal dilated convolutions to learn long-range relationships in sequences in an autoregressive model.
“In an early method, Shin et al. [56] applied causal dilated convolutions to learn long-range relationships in sequences in an autoregressive model (i.e., a model that predicts each amino acid one at a time, using the previous predictions as the next model input).”
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Premisenone givenAlphaFold2 functions by taking in an input multiple sequence alignment (MSA) which provides important structural information via evolutionary history, as well as template PDB structures which provide further structural constraints to the model.
“It functions by taking in an input multiple sequence alignment (MSA) which provides important structural information via evolutionary history, as well as template PDB structures which provide further structural constraints to the model.”
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Premisenone givenIn the second category, there are DL models that attempt to learn overall features of antibodies from their sequence alone.
“In the second category, there are DL models that attempt to learn overall features of antibodies from their sequence alone (Table 3).”
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PremisecitationThe BERT architecture was directly trained on the Uniref100 and BFD-100 datasets to create the ProtBERT model for protein sequence prediction.
“Such models were then applied to protein sequence: the BERT architecture was directly trained on the Uniref100 and BFD-100 datasets to create the ProtBERT model [58] for protein sequence prediction.”
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Premisenone givenStructure-based models do not allow for conditioning on specific epitopes.
“Furthermore, these structure-based models do not allow for conditioning on specific epitopes, which is also not desirable.”
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Premisenone givenInvariant point attention (IPA), also introduced in AlphaFold2, allows 3D atom coordinates in a global frame to be generated.
“Invariant point attention (IPA), also introduced in AlphaFold2, allows 3D atom coordinates in a global frame to be generated.”
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Premisenone givenThe drawback to backbone only generation is that they rely on external tools from Rosetta to design sequences that would fold into the specified structure.
“The drawback to backbone only generation is that they rely on external tools from Rosetta to design sequences that would fold into the specified structure.”
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InterpretationreasoningSince binding to antigen could lead to conformational changes, it is critical to extend current models to include antigen information when predicting Fv or CDR-H3 loop structures.
“Finally, since binding to antigen could lead to conformational changes, it is critical to extend current models to include antigen information when predicting Fv or CDR-H3 loop structures.”
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PremisecitationIn ESM-1b, 250 million protein sequences were used to train a language model which learned embeddings that encoded important biological properties, which could be easily recovered using trained linear layers.
“Similarly, in ESM-1b [59], 250 million protein sequences were used to train a language model which learned embeddings that encoded important biological properties, which could be easily recovered using trained linear layers.”
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PremisecitationDLAB localizes the interface of an antibody and antigen and uses a 3D convolution-based neural network to generate binding scores.
“For example, DLAB [52] localizes the interface of an antibody and antigen and uses a 3D convolution-based neural network to generate binding scores.”
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PremisereasoningLimitations of these models include the necessary discretization; since the correct fineness is not known a priori, there is the potential for significant information loss.
“Limitations of these models include the necessary discretization (segmenting the protein structure into 3D grid of user-defined fineness, where each grid element may contain atom density information about different types, such as carbon and oxygen); since the correct fineness is not known a priori, there is the potential for significant information loss.”
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PremisereasoningBoth ProtBERT and ESM-1b were highly successful at capturing many or most properties of protein sequences.
“Both ProtBERT and ESM-1b were highly successful at capturing many or most properties of protein sequences.”
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Premisenone givenAlphaFold2 extensively uses the attention mechanism that dominates NLP, as well as geometrically inspired attention variants such as triangle self-attention.
“AlphaFold2 extensively uses the attention mechanism that dominates NLP, as well as geometrically inspired attention variants such as triangle self-attention.”
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PremisecitationIG-VAE model builds on previous work from the Huang group, generates complete backbones including all 3D coordinates by implementing a variational autoencoder trained to accurately reconstruct 3D coordinates, torsional angles, and distance maps from a learned latent space.
“For example, the IG-VAE model [53], which builds on previous work from the Huang group [54], generates complete backbones including all 3D coordinates by implementing a variational autoencoder trained to accurately reconstruct 3D coordinates, torsional angles, and distance maps from a learned latent space.”
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Premisenone givenDataset limitations include being dependent on a specific docking algorithm for data generation or having clonally related sequences in the dataset.
“Furthermore, dataset limitations include being dependent on a specific docking algorithm for data generation or having clonally related sequences in the dataset.”
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PremisecitationThe AntiBERTy model is an antibody-specific BERT-based model trained on 558 million antibody sequences.
“The AntiBERTy model [62], an antibody specific BERT-based model, was trained on 558 million antibody sequences, with embeddings that cluster into directed evolution trajectories and the ability to detect paratope”
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PremisereasoningAt their core, such models learn interdependencies of antibody sequence; the rise of autoregressive or generative models then allowed for models that can generate 'antibody-like' sequences.
“At their core, such models learn interdependencies of antibody sequence; the rise of autoregressive or generative models then allowed for models that can generate 'antibody-like' sequences.”
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PremisecitationShuai et al. used the Immunoglobulin Language Model to great success in generating immunoglobulin sequences.
“Shuai et al. [63] used the Immunoglobulin Language Model (IgLM), to great success in generating immunoglobulin sequences.”
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Premisenone givenPrior to recent ML-based techniques, classical antibody design techniques involved classical sampling and scoring methods.
“Prior to the recent development of ML-based techniques for antibody design, more classical techniques involved the use of classical sampling and scoring methods.”
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PremisecitationChroma created proteins with several thousand amino acids.
“Very recently, RFdiffusion [76] and Chroma [77], both score-based generative models, have been able to generate all-atom coordinates for novel proteins, with Chroma creating proteins with several thousand amino acids.”
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InterpretationreasoningAt the moment, purely sequence-based models are either antigen agnostic or need outside experimental data.
“However, at the moment, purely sequence-based models are either antigen agnostic or need outside experimental data and would benefit from incorporating structural information during the generation process.”
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PremisecitationRosettaAntibodyDesign relies on two algorithmic loops referred to as the outer and inner loops of design.
“RosettaAntibodyDesign (RAbD) [89] relies on two algorithmic loops referred to the outer and inner loops of design.”
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PremisecitationNimrod et al. proposed a strategy of re-epitoping using similarity to epitopes of known antibody-antigen complexes for antibody design.
“Nimrod et al. [92] proposed a strategy of re-epitoping [i.e., using similarity to epitopes of known antibodyantigen complexes for their antibody design strategy.”
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InterpretationcitationGuided search can be used to guide antibody design in structure-based generative frameworks.
“This type of guided search, based on Markov chain Monte Carlo methods or gradient updates, is often used for conditional generation [84] and can be used to guide antibody design in structure-based generative frameworks.”
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PremisecitationGuided search based on Markov chain Monte Carlo methods or gradient updates is often used for conditional generation.
“This type of guided search, based on Markov chain Monte Carlo methods or gradient updates, is often used for conditional generation [84] and can be used to guide antibody design in structure-based generative frameworks.”
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PremisecitationThe problem of predicting a protein sequence that folds into a particular structure, inverse protein folding, has seen continuous improvements.
“The problem of predicting a protein sequence that folds into a particular structure (inverse protein folding) has, for example, seen continuous improvements; state-of-the-art approaches integrate contemporary architectures that capture protein invariances while reasoning about protein residues in local and global coordinate frames [79][80][81].”
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PremisecitationState-of-the-art inverse protein folding approaches integrate contemporary architectures that capture protein invariances while reasoning about protein residues in local and global coordinate frames.
“The problem of predicting a protein sequence that folds into a particular structure (inverse protein folding) has, for example, seen continuous improvements; state-of-the-art approaches integrate contemporary architectures that capture protein invariances while reasoning about protein residues in local and global coordinate frames [79][80][81].”
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InterpretationreasoningThe inverse protein folding problem directly relates to the design of a CDR sequence given the backbone structure.
“This problem directly relates to the design of a CDR sequence given the backbone structure.”
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PremisecitationCodon optimization can result in an improvement in protein expression yield, antibody assembly, affinity, and biological activity.
“Codon optimization can not only result in an improvement in protein expression yield, but also antibody assembly, affinity, and biological activity [85,86].”
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Developability properties influence the likelihood that an antibody candidate can be advanced to clinical use, given proper efficacy.
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Structure-based methods are the most promising route for antibody design.
“Structure-based methods remain the most promising route for antibody design, hence structure databases are important to train and benchmark such models.”
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Databases are crucial to provide training data for deep learning models.
“Such databases are crucial to provide training data for deep learning (DL) models.”
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- Authors
- Kim, J., McFee, M., Fang, Q., Abdin, O., & Kim, P. M.
- Affiliations
- University of Toronto (CA)
- Corresponding author
- Kim, Philip M.
- Venue
- Trends in Pharmacological Sciences
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2023-03
- Volume
- 44
- Issue
- 3
- Pages
- 175-189
- ISSN
- 0165-6147 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W4317679756
- Semantic Scholar
- 3f3c930cab8ccb4217cbaf76b21f3ed17315d4e7
- Cited by
- 178
- References
- 100
- Citations by year
- 2026: 31 · 2025: 73 · 2024: 55 · 2023: 18 · 2013: 1
- FWCI
- 7.49
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- hybrid
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- Trends in Pharmacological Sciences (publishedVersion, cc-by-nc-nd)
- PubMed (publishedVersion)
- Funders
- Canadian Institutes of Health Research (159750_1, 153279_1)
- Topics
- Health Sciences › Medicine › Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging › Monoclonal and Polyclonal Antibodies Research
- Life Sciences › Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology › Molecular Biology › vaccines and immunoinformatics approaches
- Physical Sciences › Computer Science › Computational Theory and Mathematics › Computational Drug Discovery Methods
- Keywords
- therapeutic antibodies, antibody development, artificial intelligence, machine learning, computational antibody design, hypervariable region, antibody structure prediction, biologic therapy, antibody database
- MeSH terms
- Machine Learning, Antibodies, Artificial Intelligence, Humans, Complementarity Determining Regions
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