Transmembrane proteins play a critical role in the development of antibody therapies in several ways: Target Selection Transmembrane proteins are frequently the primary targets of antibody therapies.

In this interview, Dr. Fang-Yi Chu talks to NewsMedical about the role of transmembrane proteins in targeting oncology research. Can you explain what transmembrane proteins are and why they are ...

A group of researchers at the VIB‑UGent Center for Medical Biotechnology has developed a new platform to isolate and analyze ...

Sino Biological has three separate platforms by which to develop and manufacture multi-pass transmembrane proteins.

Transmembrane proteins play a critical role in signal transduction, cell adhesion, nutrient uptake, and immune response modulation. However, dysregulation of transmembrane proteins can contribute to ...

Transmembrane proteins (TPs) serve as crucial conduits between the internal and external environments of cells, regulating ion and molecule passage and orchestrating cellular responses to external ...

TMEM158 ( transmembrane protein 158) encodes a transmembrane protein that plays a role in maintaining cell membrane integrity and regulates molecular movements across cell membrane.

Researchers showed that interferon-induced transmembrane proteins (IFITMs) help medium-sized druglike molecules (right), which are too large to diffuse across the plasma membrane, to enter cells.

Ion channel proteins are concerned with inorganic ion transport, which is crucial for maintaining cellular homeostasis and metabolism. Their structural and functional abnormalities are related to ...

Integrins are transmembrane proteins that bind to ligands in the extracellular matrix, to molecules on the surfaces of other cells, and to soluble proteins.

Transmembrane proteins are frequently the primary targets of antibody therapies. Located on the cell membrane, these proteins are readily accessible for antibodies to bind to in the extracellular ...