Congratulations to the 2024 Poster Winners!

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Anna Mestre Borras
KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Adverse effects can be caused by on-target off-tumor toxicities. Conditional activation of targeted drugs can be achieved by using the tumour microenvironment. The design of therapeutics that are selectively activated by tumor-associated proteases can decrease systemic exposure, improving their efficacy and safety. We generated a collection of prodrugs based on antibody and affibody scaffolds, and an E. coli display platform to discover novel tumour protease substrates.



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Patricia Marie Aquino
Bristol Myers Squibb

Optimization and Development of a His-Tagged Protein Purification Workflow for Use and Integration into an Automated High-Throughput Protein Production Platform
This work presents an outline of an optimized high throughput (HT) protein purification and production of recombinant proteins with a 6X-Histidine affinity tag to increase and expand our HT production workflow at Bristol Myers Squibb. The method uses immobilized metal-ion affinity chromatography (IMAC) on magnetic beads. Samples are processed from end-to-end in a 96-well format for full integration into automated systems and instrumentation for expression and purification.