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Better Antibodies Through Better Antigen Design
Join SDIX at the Boston Cambridge Marriott on December 8th, 2011 for a symposium focused on next generation antibody development. At SDIX, a focus on the philosophy of better antigen design has resulted in dramatic improvements to the antibody production process. In a series of talks, our scientists and collaborators will discuss this antigen design philosophy and provide case studies to demonstrate the effectiveness of this methodology. In particular, these talks will focus on the use of SDIX's proprietary Genomic Antibody Technology™ and its ability to deliver antibodies that match end users' requirements.
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