WRIB 2024

Meet with Us at Booth #68

What We Do

We offer a discovery service to academia, government and industry through the Serimmune universal serology platform that utilizes bacterial display peptide library technology and next generation sequencing to broadly profile antibody repertoires and identify antigens and epitopes associated with many diseases - all in a single assay.

Services

How We Do It

Serimmune’s Serum Epitope Repertoire Analysis (SERA) technology platform applies bacterial display peptide libraries, next-generation sequencing, machine learning and custom bioinformatics to reveal the many diverse antigens stimulating immunity. Through this, we gain a broad view of an individual’s environmental exposures and the unique immune responses to these exposures in disease and health.

Technology

Why We Do It

Serimmune was founded on the belief that the information coded in the individual’s functional antibody repertoire is key to understanding human disease. To fulfill this vision, we created a technology for building and interpreting a dynamic map of human immunity which continually evolves to map interactions between functional antibody repertoire and human disease. Linkages between antibody response to pathogens have been shown in oncology, autoimmune, infectious, neurodegenerative, and other complex diseases.

About Us

Immuno-Therapeutics

Vaccines

Target Discovery

Serimmune Biomarker Discovery Service

Learn about Serimmune’s SERA platform which combines large biological libraries, NGS, and custom bioinformatics to unlock the Circulating Antibody Repertoire to achieve hypothesis free serology.

Neutralizing Epitopes

Biomarkers of Response

Events

AACR Annual Meeting


April 5th-10th

San Diego, CA

Serimmune Presentation

April 7, 2024, 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Workshops on Recent Issues in Bioanalysis hosts 1000 professionals representing pharma/biotech companies, CROs, and multiple regulatory agencies to discuss current topics of interest.

Join us at Booth 68!

Register

WRIB


May 6th-10th

San Antonio, TX

Let's Talk Science











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    Academic and Government Collaborators