Immunogenicity intelligence, grounded in human biology.
Alp Bio’s platform combines tonsil organoid technology and state-of-the-art protein AI to assess and reduce immunogenic risk in therapeutic antibodies before they can impact patient outcomes.
The Challenge
B-cell immunogenicity is the silent killer of antibody programs.
— Problem
ADA formation derails late-stage biologics
ADA formation affects up to 30% of biologic programs, yet no existing tool captures the full picture. In-silico models ignore B-cell epitopes. In vitro assays are static. Animal models don’t reflect human biology. The tools are fragmented. The risk is not.
— Solution
Catch ADA at lead optimization, not Phase II
ALP Bio reduces immunogenicity risk by integrating human tonsil–derived ex vivo immune data with advanced protein AI models.
Using population-scale immune response patterns, we assess and engineer antibody sequences to lower ADA probability ahead of clinical development.
Our Platform
Three layers.
One integrated solution.
The missing piece is the data. We built our platform on tonsil organoids, the only ex vivo model that replicates human B and T cell interactions at scale.
01 — Predict
In silico ADA screening
Protein language and geometric deep learning models assess your VH/VL sequences for epitope and overall ADA risk. This fast screening enables large-scale antibody panel evaluation and helps identify the lowest-risk candidates early.
02 — Validate
Tonsil organoid ADA assay
Therapeutic candidates are tested in our proprietary tonsil organoid system, a human-derived ex vivo assay that captures the key immune interactions behind ADA formation. This reveals candidate-specific immunogenic risk across patient populations.
03 — Re-engineer
Generative biobetter design
Flagged epitopes are redesigned with our generative AI to preserve function while reducing immunogenic risk. This lab-in-the-loop platform iterates between design, in vitro testing, and ex vivo validation until liabilities are resolved.
Get in Touch
Talk to us about your program.
Here are some ways we can work together:
Evaluating ADA risk in an early-stage antibody.
Seeking a platform partner for immunogenicity characterization.
Exploring platform licensing or biobetter asset co-development.
Stay close to the science.
Short updates on ADA biology, platform milestones, and immunogenicity in the clinic. One email per month, no pitch decks.




