Watch one bispecific go from target to lead.

Follow Program Meridian, a CD3 × tumor-antigen T-cell engager, through six short chapters on one connected record. Every stage builds on the data the last one produced.

Two arms. One molecule.
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Meet Program Meridian

A quick orientation before the walkthroughs: the thesis, the molecule, and the path from two antigens to a validated lead. One connected record, six chapters, each building on the data the one before it produced.

The walkthroughs

Six chapters, one connected record

Every chapter is a silent, captioned screen walkthrough on the same seeded program. Watch in order, or jump to the stage you care about.

1 Episode 1 of 6

Set the target pair

Stand up the program against its two antigens on one record: the CD3 arm, the tumor-antigen arm, a schedule, and the target product profiles everything downstream will be scored against.

You'll see: the program record, both targets, and the campaign plan.


2 Episode 2 of 6

Find both arms

Discover, sequence, and triage the two parental binders in one place: clones ranked by NGS enrichment, germline V(D)J and IMGT annotation, sequence liabilities flagged, and a colored alignment with a consensus logo.

You'll see: discovery, NGS, and annotated sequences for each arm.


3 Episode 3 of 6 ★ Flagship

Build the bispecific

Turn two arms into a molecule, then a panel. Design the knobs-into-holes format on the canvas, pair every anti-CD3 clone with every anti-TAA clone, and enumerate the whole panel of variants, each already a real expression construct.

You'll see: the biomolecule designer, combinatorial paneling, and per-chain vector construction.


4 Episode 4 of 6

Express & QC the panel

Co-express the panel and review each lot for titer, purity, and assembly, every lot linked to the construct it came from and ready to test.

You'll see: the lot review, with QC read per variant.


5 Episode 5 of 6

Prove it binds and kills

Test every variant the same way: kinetics on both arms, a Hill 4PL fit and an EC50 for each variant, twelve killing curves side by side, and a developability read on purity and aggregation.

You'll see: binding kinetics, the dose-response killing curves, and SEC purity.


6 Episode 6 of 6

Pick the lead

Rank the twelve variants against the target product profile on the data your teams produced, advance the winner into an in-vivo study, and open the same live view leadership sees.

You'll see: the scored ranking, the in-vivo tumor-growth curve, and the leadership dashboard.

The payoff

From two binders to a validated lead

Target to lead, on one record. Discovery, a bispecific panel, expression and QC, binding and killing, and an in-vivo readout, all connected, each stage standing on the data the last one produced.

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