pCDisplay-m Vector

pCDisplay-m Vector has been increasingly utilized in a promising approach to analyze protein-protein interactions in mammalian cells. The essential function of this vector is that it is formatted to target recombinant proteins towards the surface of mammalian cells. This particular application has opened new avenues to the understanding of biological functions within cells. pCDisplay-m exploits the potential of protein-ligand interactions, allowing functional analysis of displayed proteins corresponding to known or putative ligands. This approach enables the study of cellular processes broadly, in particular how the displayed proteins interact with other ligands and their subsequent effects in the cell. The process of new drug discovery and development greatly depends on the identification of potential biological targets. In this context, pCDisplay-m method provides valuable insights, since understanding the interactions between proteins and ligands can potentially identify new drug targets. Furthermore, pCDisplay-m Vector also appears to be an instrumental tool for the antibody development process. Recombinant proteins displayed on the surface of cells serve as antigens to elicit an immune response. Hence, the pCDisplay-m Vector effectively initiates this process leading to the formation of antibodies that can aid in the therapeutic interventions of various diseases.