Kling Biotherapeutics to Present Key Applications for its Primary B-Cell Immortalization, Screening and Antibody Optimization Platform Technologies at PEGS Europe
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Poster two entitled 'Kling-Evolve as a tool for rapid response to emerging variants and pandemic preparedness: directed evolution of variant-specific antibody from immortalized B cells,' details the Kling-Evolve platform which enables the rapid ex vivo maturation of immortalized human B cells to identify neutralizing antibodies against escape variants. Kling-Evolve poses the potential for rapid development of countermeasures to combat and pre-emptively address evolving viruses amidst emerging pandemic threats.
Michael Koslowski, Chief Executive Officer at Kling Biotherapeutics, said: "Our technology is a powerful platform which is clinically validated, having been used to discover the fully human Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) neutralizing antibody nirsevimab (Beyfortus™ – AstraZeneca / Sanofi). By using an 'effective antibody first' discovery approach, Kling's platform technologies enable the discovery of relevant, completely novel antigen targets applicable to cancer as well as infectious diseases. Kling is well poised to develop next-generation antibody-based therapeutics to bring new, highly targeted treatments to cancer patients and address rising global concerns of the speed of response to emerging pandemic threats."
Details of the poster presentations are as follows:
Poster Title: Highly efficient capture of circulating and tissue-infiltrating B cell repertoires from multiple species: Kling-Select
Presenter: Casper Marsman, Senior Scientist – B Cell Platform Lead, Kling Biotherapeutics
Presentation Number: A073
Poster Title: Kling-Evolve as a tool for rapid response to emerging variants and pandemic preparedness: directed evolution of variant-specific antibody from immortalized B cells
Presenter: Alessandra Villa, Director of Discovery Platforms, Kling Biotherapeutics
Presentation Number: A074
Posters will be displayed in the Exhibit Hall at the following dates and times:
Tuesday, 5 November from 10:30 – 19:35 CET
Wednesday, 6 November from 10:30 -17:15 CET
Thursday, 7 November from 10:00 – 13:55 CET
About Kling Biotherapeutics
Kling Biotherapeutics is a privately held biotech company focused on discovery and development of novel targets and therapeutics. The Company is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands with a fully owned IP portfolio that covers its proprietary platform technologies Kling-Select and Kling-Evolve for the simultaneous discovery of novel targets and identification of fully human antibodies directly from patient-derived B cells.
Kling-Select relies on a fully-owned and clinically validated B cell immortalization and screening technology to identify novel therapeutic targets and antibody binders from patients with exceptional clinical responses. This technology has successfully identified novel neutralizing antibodies for various infectious diseases such as RSV (nirsevimab/Beyfortus), Covid, and Influenza. More recently, Kling-Select has been applied to peripheral and tumor-infiltrating B cells derived from cancer patients and produced a portfolio of novel and selective target-antibody pairs. The unbiased nature of this discovery platform allows identification of novel targets and unique epitopes inaccessible to traditional target discovery approaches.
Kling-Evolve enables the ex vivo affinity maturation of B cell clones against targets of interest. This powerful technology can be used for the rapid evolution of neutralizing antibodies against emerging viral variants or for affinity and selectivity improvement of oncology assets.
Kling Biotherapeutics is progressing a unique pipeline of oncology and infectious disease programs with KBA1412, a first-in-class CD9 antibody, being explored in blood cancers.
About PEGS
PEGS Europe is the largest protein & antibody engineering event in Europe which has been described as "the best biologics technology meeting in Europe." New this year, event has expanded to include coverage of AI/ML, Mult specific antibodies, antibody-drug conjugates, and an entire stream devoted to Oncology.
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