A new partnership between Vancouver, Canada-based AbCellera and Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) will use antibodies from former COVID-19 patients as the basis for an antibody therapy for the disease.
AbCellera has a single-cell platform which uses a range of technologies, including proprietary immunizations, microfluidics and high-throughput imaging, to develop antibodies.
The firm said it has screened over five million immune cells to look for ones that produced functional antibodies, and has identified over 500 unique fully human antibody sequences.
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