Abstract: Provided are a single-domain antibody against human programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) and application thereof. The PD-L1 binding molecule of the present invention can be used for treating and/or preventing, or diagnosing PD-L1 related diseases such as tumors.

Abstract: An anti-IL5 nanoantibody, and a coding sequence for coding the anti-IL5 nanoantibody, a corresponding expression vector, a host cell capable of expressing the anti-IL5 nanoantibody, and a method for producing the anti-IL5 nanoantibody are provided. The nanoantibody can specifically recognize IL5 from humans and cynomolgus monkeys, does not recognize IL5 from mice, and has a good binding activity. The nanoantibody has a good IL5/IL5R blocking activity. The blocking activity is obviously superior to that of a control antibody Nucala. The nanoantibody can effectively inhibit the proliferation of TF-1 cells induced by IL5, and the inhibition activity thereof is superior to that of the control antibody Nucala. The expression yield of the nanoantibody in Pichia pastoris can reach 13 g/L, and the purity of target protein expressed in the supernatant is high.

Abstract: Disclosed is an anti-IL-4R single-domain antibody and the use thereof. In particular, disclosed are a IL-4R single-domain antibody and a VHH chain thereof, a coding sequence encoding the above-mentioned single-domain antibody or the VHH chain thereof, a corresponding expression vector, host cells capable of expressing the single-domain antibody, and a method for producing the single-domain antibody. The single-domain antibody can specifically recognize human and marmoset IL-4R, but does not recognize mouse IL-4R, and the specificity is good; the single-domain antibody can effectively inhibit the proliferation of TF-1 cells and the activation of a pSTAT6 signaling pathway in cells.

Abstract: An anti-VEGF single-domain antibody and a VHH chain thereof have been described. A coding sequence for coding the single-domain antibody or the VHH chain thereof, a corresponding expression vector, a host cell capable of expressing the single-domain antibody, and a production method for the single-domain antibody have been presented. The single-domain antibody can specifically recognize human VEGFA and will not cause cross reactions with VEGFB, VEGFC and VEGFD, thus having a good specificity. The single-domain antibody can further recognize VEGFAs of a human, a rat, a rabbit and a monkey, effectively blocks interactions between VEGFA and VEGFR2 and between VEGFA and VEGFR1, has an excellent inhibiting effect on angiogenesis, and has a good stability in a non-preparation condition.

Abstract: A CD47 single-domain antibody and use thereof, and in particularly, a blocking type single-domain antibody for integrin-related protein (CD47) and derivative proteins thereof. In particular, disclosed are an integrin-related protein (CD47) binding molecule and use thereof, particularly in the treatment and/or prevention, or diagnosis of CD47-associated diseases, such as tumors. The CD47 single-domain antibody involved can effectively block the interaction between CD47 and a ligand SIRPa thereof, has good binding activity, blocking activity, affinity and stability, can effectively enhance the phagocytosis of tumor cells by macrophages, and shows significant anti-tumor activity in both a human lymphoma model and a human ovarian cancer model. In addition, the antibody does not cause hemoagglutination in vitro, and shows excellent safety in cynomolgus monkeys.

Abstract: An anti-PD-1 nano-antibody capable of blocking a binding interaction between PD-1 and a ligand thereof, PD-L1. Disclosed are the nano-antibody, a nucleotide sequence encoding the nano-antibody, a corresponding expression vector, a host cell expressing the nano-antibody, and a method of producing the nano-antibody. Also disclosed is a humanized PD-1 nano-antibody sequence. The humanized nano-antibody can block the binding interaction between PD-1 and the ligand thereof, PD-L1 while still retaining a high affinity.

Abstract: Disclosed is a nanobody against the human programmed death factor PD-LI. The antibody has the function of blocking the binding of PD-LI to the receptor PD-I. Disclosed are the nanobody and the gene sequence encoding the nanobody, the corresponding expression vector and the host cell capable of expressing the nanobody, and the method for producing the nanobody. At the same time, also disclosed is the sequence of the humanized PD-LI nanobody. The humanized nanobody still has the function of blocking the binding of PD-LI to PD-1, and has a relatively high affinity and a relatively good specificity.

Abstract: Provided are a single-domain antibody against human programmed death-ligand 1 (PD-L1) and application thereof. The PD-L1 binding molecule of the present invention can be used for treating and/or preventing, or diagnosing PD-L1 related diseases such as tumors.

Abstract: A CD47 single-domain antibody and use thereof, and in particularly, a blocking type single-domain antibody for integrin-related protein (CD47) and derivative proteins thereof. In particular, disclosed are an integrin-related protein (CD47) binding molecule and use thereof, particularly in the treatment and/or prevention, or diagnosis of CD47-associated diseases, such as tumors. The CD47 single-domain antibody involved can effectively block the interaction between CD47 and a ligand SIRPa thereof, has good binding activity, blocking activity, affinity and stability, can effectively enhance the phagocytosis of tumor cells by macrophages, and shows significant anti-tumor activity in both a human lymphoma model and a human ovarian cancer model. In addition, the antibody does not cause hemoagglutination in vitro, and shows excellent safety in cynomolgus monkeys.

Abstract: An anti-PD-1 nano-antibody capable of blocking a binding interaction between PD-1 and a ligand thereof, PD-L1. Disclosed are the nano-antibody, a nucleotide sequence encoding the nano-antibody, a corresponding expression vector, a host cell expressing the nano-antibody, and a method of producing the nano-antibody. Also disclosed is a humanized PD-1 nano-antibody sequence. The humanized nano-antibody can block the binding interaction between PD-1 and the ligand thereof, PD-L1 while still retaining a high affinity.

Abstract: Disclosed is a nanobody against the human programmed death factor PD-LI. The antibody has the function of blocking the binding of PD-LI to the receptor PD-I. Disclosed are the nanobody and the gene sequence encoding the nanobody, the corresponding expression vector and the host cell capable of expressing the nanobody, and the method for producing the nanobody. At the same time, also disclosed is the sequence of the humanized PD-LI nanobody. The humanized nanobody still has the function of blocking the binding of PD-LI to PD-1, and has a relatively high affinity and a relatively good specificity.