The genetic shortcut to antibody drugs

Amanda Keener

Nature, 2018, vol. 564, issue 7735, S16-S17

Abstract: Insertion of genetic information can prompt the body to make antibody-based drugs, offering a fresh approach to treating diseases such as influenza, as well as infections like HIV.

Date: 2018
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