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De novo designed single-domain antibodies protect against lethal cobra venom neurotoxicity in vivo
Generative protein design can now rapidly produce de novo binders with high affinity and functional activity against a wide range of targets, including lethal snake venom toxins. However, so far most reported successes rely on new-to-nature scaffolds with limited therapeutic precedent. Single-domain
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