Our mission is to
Pioneer groundbreaking antibody therapeutics that recapitulate the superior power of the natural immune response
We are committed to harnessing the inherent power of the body's own defense systems, unlocking the full therapeutic potential of unique natural antibodies. We use these antibodies to redefine standards of care, improve patient lives, and inspire a healthier tomorrow.
Natural immune response
We use the natural immune response to develop better medicines
Exceptional immune responses are driven by antibodies that provide superior protection against disease. By capturing their essence, we create antibody therapeutics that recapitulate the superior strength of nature.
With our unique technology, we perform serological antibody discovery with unprecedented molecular detail. This enables us to identify extraordinary antibodies and to unlock their full therapeutic potential.
Scientific basis
Selected publications
Collaboration
We partner with biopharma and academia to create better therapies together
We believe that deep relationships and co-creation make us stronger. We partner with biopharma companies, academics, biobanks, and medical professionals starting from a great idea.
Together, we accelerate the process of building a next-generation of antibody therapeutics for the patients who need them.
Human Plasma IgG1 Repertoires are Simple, Unique, and Dynamic
Bondt et al., 2021, Cell Systems 12, 1131-113
Discriminating cross-reactivity in polyclonal IgG1 responses against SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern
Van Rijswijck et al., 2022, Nature Communications 13, 6103
Stork et al., 2024, Nature Communications 15, 3114
Selectivity over coverage in de novo sequencing of IgGs
Den Boer et al., 2020, Chemical Science 11, 11886-11896
High-Resolution Native Mass Spectrometry
Tamara et al., 2021, Chemical Reviews 122, 8, 7269-7326
Scientific excellence
Built on award-winning research, we relentlessly push the boundaries of what is possible
Our work builds on the pioneering work of professor Albert Heck at Utrecht University. His contributions to the fields of bioanalytical chemistry and proteomics have been awarded with multiple scientific accolades. These include the Spinoza Prize, Krebs Medal, and Thomson Medal.