Figures & data
Table 1. Data collected on the antibody panel.
Figure 1. Pairwise Spearman correlations for a selected set of in vitro assays. See table S3 for the complete set of pairwise correlations.
![Figure 1. Pairwise Spearman correlations for a selected set of in vitro assays. See table S3 for the complete set of pairwise correlations.](/cms/asset/653665b6-295a-4e7a-88be-73a4499f046e/kmab_a_2256745_f0001_oc.jpg)
Figure 2. Homology modeling pipeline accuracy measured across all 23 experimental crystal structures.
![Figure 2. Homology modeling pipeline accuracy measured across all 23 experimental crystal structures.](/cms/asset/3a90260c-22ef-4b3e-90db-a049b737f610/kmab_a_2256745_f0002_oc.jpg)
Figure 3. Deamidation (a) and isomerization (b) rates for each indicated motif. Fractions indicate the # of sites with >/ = 2% modification after 4 weeks at 40°C over total number of CDR sites with coverage in the peptide mapping data.
![Figure 3. Deamidation (a) and isomerization (b) rates for each indicated motif. Fractions indicate the # of sites with >/ = 2% modification after 4 weeks at 40°C over total number of CDR sites with coverage in the peptide mapping data.](/cms/asset/f7a17c12-917a-4b67-aaba-1ba7df555d45/kmab_a_2256745_f0003_b.gif)
Table 2. Spearman rank correlations of the top features in each category that achieve correlations with measured viscosity of magnitude . Structure-based feature names are as defined by the MOE software package. All p-values are
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Table 3. Median test metrics of viscosity binary classifiers. One hundred random stratified train-test splits were performed for various feature combinations. Median test metrics of logistic regression models trained with an elastic net regularization penalty applied are reported. HT = high throughput experimental features (AC-SINS, DLS, and PEG precipitation). Structure = 112 structure-based features derived from structural models. AUC = area under the receiver-operator curve. MCC = Matthews correlation coefficient. PLR = positive likelihood ratio (true positive rate/false positive rate). The confusion matrix for the best model (HT + Structure) is as follows: true positives = 40. True negatives = 23. False positives = 5. False negatives = 3. Here, ‘positive’ refers to a molecule with low viscosity (<15 cP @ 150 mg/ml).
Table 4. Spearman rank correlations of the top features in each category that achieve correlations with measured PK AUCt of magnitude . Structure-based feature names are as defined by the MOE software package. All p values are
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Table 5. Median test metrics of PK clearance binary classifiers. One hundred random stratified train-test splits were performed for various feature combinations. Median test metrics of logistic regression models trained with an elastic net regularization penalty applied are reported. Experimental = (heparin chromatography, DLS, zeta potential, ammonium sulfate precipitation, PEG precipitation, BVP, membrane Prep assay, poly-D-Lysine assay, PEI assay, HIC, DSF, SEPAX, and AC-SINS). Structure = 112 structure-based features derived from structural models. AUC = area under the receiver-operator curve. MCC = Matthews correlation coefficient. PLR = positive likelihood ratio (true positive rate/false positive rate). The confusion matrix for the best model (structure) is as follows: true positives = 3. True negatives = 49. False positives = 1. False negatives = 2. Here, ‘positive’ refers to a molecule with high clearance ( 3.9 × 10Citation6 h x ng/mL).