Propietary
R&D
Developing highly selective antibodies against pathological Aβ1-42 dimers
BioClonal is advancing a proprietary antibody program focused on the selective recognition of toxic Aβ1-42 dimer conformations associated with Alzheimer’s disease. Our goal is to enable more precise diagnostic and therapeutic approaches by targeting disease-relevant species that remain difficult to address using conventional methods.
Our Approach.
Our focus is on the pathological forms of Amyloid beta, particularly dimeric species of Aβ1-42, recognized as key drivers of neurotoxicity and early disease progression.
Using our proprietary Superimmunogen design technology, we aim to generate highly selective antibodies capable of recognizing pathological Aβ1-42 dimer conformations while minimizing interaction with physiological amyloid species. This approach may support future diagnostic tools, biomarker detection assays and therapeutic development programs.
Precision Targeting
in Alzheimer’s Disease
BIOCLONAL EXPERTISE
Generic amyloid clearance is often inefficient. BioClonal isolates and targets the specific conformational modifications of Aβ1-42 dimers—the true neurotoxic drivers of pathology.
INEFFICIENT TARGET
BULK PLAQUE
VS
INEFFICIENT TARGET
BULK PLAQUE
Generic
Anti-Amyloid
BioClonal
Conformational mAbs
TARGET
Bulk Plaque & Monomers
Toxic Aβ1-42 Dimer
Mechanism
Broad Clearance
Precision Neutralization
SAFETY
High ARIA Risk
Minimized Off-Target Binding
We believe this strategy
opens the door to:
Earlier and more precise detection of the disease
Highly selective therapeutic interventions
First-in-class opportunities in a multi-billion-dollar market
Development
roadmap
Target Selection & Characterization
Identification and validation of pathological Aβ1-42 dimer conformations.
Proprietary Immunogen Design
Development of disease-relevant Superimmunogens optimized for selective immune recognition.
Antibody Discovery
Generation and screening of monoclonal antibody candidates.
Functional Validation
Assessment of specificity, selectivity and application potential.
Translational Development
Evaluation of diagnostic and therapeutic opportunities.
Why Aβ1-42 Dimers?
Early Pathology Aβ1-42 dimers appear early in disease progression and may contribute to neurotoxicity before extensive plaque deposition occurs.
High Specificity
Opportunity
Selective recognition of pathological conformations may improve both diagnostic precision and therapeutic targeting.
Challenging Target
Transient conformational structures are difficult to stabilize and often inaccessible through conventional antibody discovery approaches.
Strategic Avenues
for Engagement
We are actively seeking partnerships with pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies interested in advancing innovative approaches in Alzheimer’s disease, as well as collaborators for co-development and clinical validation.
Accelerate your research with our curated selection of high-precision antibodies. Validated for specific Alzheimer’s disease epitopes and available for immediate global delivery.
Ready-to-Ship Alzheimer’s
Antibody Catalog
Anti-Aβ1-42 Dimer
High-affinity monoclonal antibody specifically targeting neurotoxic dimeric species of Amyloid Beta.
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Anti-Aβ1-42 Dimer
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Anti-Aβ1-42 Dimer
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Interested in our
Alzheimer’s research?
We welcome scientific, strategic and
development partnerships.
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TechnicalFAQs
Aβ1-42 dimers are believed to represent one of the earliest and most neurotoxic aggregated species involved in Alzheimer’s disease pathology. Unlike mature amyloid plaques, these soluble assemblies may contribute directly to synaptic dysfunction and neurodegeneration. BioClonal’s research focuses on generating antibodies capable of selectively recognizing pathological Aβ1-42 dimer conformations.
Amyloid plaques are large extracellular deposits composed of aggregated amyloid beta proteins. In contrast, Aβ1-42 dimers are small soluble aggregates that appear much earlier in the disease process and may play a critical role in neuronal toxicity. Targeting these early pathological species could offer advantages for both diagnosis and therapeutic intervention.
BioClonal is developing proprietary immunogen design strategies intended to present disease-relevant conformations of Aβ1-42 dimers to the immune system. The objective is to generate antibodies capable of selectively recognizing pathological dimeric species while minimizing reactivity against monomeric amyloid beta.
BioClonal is developing proprietary immunogen design strategies intended to present disease-relevant conformations of Aβ1-42 dimers to the immune system. The objective is to generate antibodies capable of selectively recognizing pathological dimeric species while minimizing reactivity against monomeric amyloid beta.