Polyreactivity and polyspecificity in therapeutic antibody development: risk factors for failure in preclinical and clinical development campaigns
Antibody-based drugs, which now represent the dominant biologic therapeutic modality, are used to modulate disparate signaling pathways across diverse disease indications. One fundamental premise that has driven this therapeutic antibody revolution is the belief that each monoclonal antibody exhibit...
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Main Authors: | Orla Cunningham (Author), Martin Scott (Author), Zhaohui Sunny Zhou (Author), William J.J. Finlay (Author) |
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2021-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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