This study investigated the immunogenicity of different stressed monoclonal antibody formulations in transgenic mice with human immunoglobulin genes. Various stress conditions including freeze-thawing, pH shifts, heating, shaking, and metal-catalyzed oxidation were used to generate aggregates. Metal-catalyzed oxidation produced the most immunogenic formulation with the highest anti-drug antibody titers and largest number of responders. The quality of aggregates, not just their quantity or size, impacted the immune response. This study provides new insights into how different types of monoclonal antibody aggregates influence immunogenicity.