The properties of alphabodies of high thermostability and the ability to refold correctly after being denatured allow alphabody-based drugs to be administered in ways other than injection.
Alphabodies have low molecular weight (~10 kDa) and very high thermostability (Tm = ~120 C). Moreover, circular dichroism experiments suggest that Alphabodies can refold correctly after being denatured. These properties allow Alphabody-based drugs to be administered in ways other than injection. 
