De novo designed antibodies protect against lethal cobra venom in vivo
BrianHie · x · 2026-09-04
A DTU team's bioRxiv preprint shows de novo designed single-domain (VHH) antibodies provide in vivo protection against lethal cobra venom neurotoxicity in mice. Brian Hie congratulated the Germinal-designed result, highlighting a frontier case of AI-driven protein design moving beyond traditional antivenom.
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