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antibodies
| 6 min read
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Maggie Chen
Recombinant polyclonal antibodies for viral diseases
Viral diseases like hepatitis don’t have many successful treatments available, so scientists are engineering antibodies to try and change that.
News
| 3 min read
By
Luisa Torres, PhD
Antibody discovery that goes with the flow
Highly potent antibody candidates isolated via advanced flow cytometry is growing the list of approved therapeutic antibodies.
Infographics
| 7 min read
By
Aparna Nathan, PhD
Putting out a fire in the brain
A new antibody drug should improve treatment of a rare autoimmune encephalitis.
News
| 2 min read
By
Yuning Wang, PhD
Breaking through immune suppression with CAR T cells
Screening 12,000 genes helped researchers develop new generation CAR T cells for cancer therapy.
Articles
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Accelerating antibody discovery with cell-free DNA synthesis
Advances in synthetic biology and automation accelerate high throughput antibody screening.
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| 10+ min read
By
Sarah Anderson, PhD
Robotic pills deliver gastrointestinal injections
Researchers developed ingestible capsules that inject drugs into the stomach and small intestine, providing a novel oral delivery method for biologics.
Articles
| 9 min read
By
Hannah Thomasy, PhD
Next-generation peanut allergy therapies
With childhood peanut allergies on the rise, scientists itch to find ways to prevent deadly reactions to this ubiquitous food.
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Overcoming a key bottleneck in antibody development
Researchers embrace automation to speed up antibody purification for accelerated therapeutic breakthroughs.
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| 5 min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Arming bacteria with diarrhea-fighting nanobodies
By engineering a probiotic with tiny antibodies from alpacas, scientists created a potential new oral tool to treat deadly diarrheal infections.
News
| 10+ min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Better rabies treatments bite back
Symptomatic rabies has no cure, but recent advances in rabies structural biology and antibody cocktails point to better treatments on the horizon.
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