TAP (Therapeutic Antibody Profiler)
Flags antibody developability risks against clinical-stage antibody ranges.
OPIG, University of Oxford (SAbPred web server)
What it does
Developability red flags. Input: an antibody Fv structure (or sequence to be modelled); output: five TAP metrics - CDR length, patches of surface hydrophobicity, positive and negative charge, and charge asymmetry - each placed against the distribution of clinical-stage antibodies.
Commercial use
UnverifiedLicence as writtenunverified
The SAbPred TAP web page states no license or terms of use, and no public source repository license was found; terms for commercial use are therefore unverified.
We could not find a published statement that settles it (often: the model weights carry no licence). Treat as unknown.
Is commercial use free of charge?
Cost unverifiedThe TAP web server is offered for free use through OPIG, but no licence or terms page was found that states whether a company may use it, so neither the right nor any commercial fee is settled. Treat as unknown.
Price and rights are separate: this panel is about money, the panel above is about permission.
When to use it
Quick red-flag check (CDR length, patch hydrophobicity, charge) on a handful of candidates. It is a comparison against clinical-stage distributions, not a measurement, and the web server is rate-limited for bulk work.
Facts
- Maker
- OPIG, University of Oxford (SAbPred web server)
- Cost for commercial use
- Cost unverified
- Compute
- Hosted service
- Open weights
- Unverified
- Licence
- unverified
- Official site / repo
- opig.stats.ox.ac.uk/webapps/sabdab-sabpred/sabpred/tap
- Paper
- pnas.org
- Last verified
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