ProteoMonitor s IP Roundup: Recent Patents of Interest in Proteomics

Sep 12, 2003

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US Patent No. 6,610,472. Assembly and screening of highly complex and fully human antibody repertoire in yeast. Inventors: Li Zhu, Shaobing Hua, James Sheridan, Yu-Huei Lin. Assignee: Genetastix.

Covers compositions, methods, and kits for generating a library of protein complexes and conducting high-throughput screens to pull out those that bind other proteins or oligos. One feature allows the self-assembly in vivo of protein complexes by expressing protein components with separate expression vectors and then introducing them into cells.

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