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The biologics researcher's mini-guide to screening candidates with nanoDSF

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The ideal developability screen gives you a single candidate to progress through your pipeline. Choosing the wrong candidate from a starting library of hundreds to thousands or having too many candidates le over a er screening means spending more time and money on finding a better option. Biologics candidates are selected using a number of biophysical parameters, but the most common parameter to predict developability early in the pipeline is thermal stability. Candidates are triaged based on thermal unfolding profiles, which provide melting temperatures (T m s). T m s are ranked to find the most thermostable candidate, which will have the highest T m . High-resolution, high-precision thermal unfolding data is required to find even the most subtle differences between candidates

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