#  Can I get the CMI Yeast Surface Display Nanobody Library to perform my own selections? 

 



For Nanobody selections, the CMI currently uses a synthetic yeast display library, developed in the [Kruse lab](https://kruse.hms.harvard.edu/), a based on a consensus framework derived from llama antibody genes with variable complementary determining region loops (CDRs) designed from known nanobody structures.1

This library is available for non-profit research from [Kerafast: EF0014-FP](https://www.kerafast.com/item/1770/yeast-display-nanobody-library-nblib). For-profit organizations can license the library from the Harvard Office of Technology Development.

1. **McMahon, C.** ***et al.*****Yeast surface display platform for rapid discovery of conformationally selective nanobodies.** ***Nat Struct Mol Biol*****25,289–296 (2018).**