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Protein production
Putting rAbs on the map – recombinant antibodies as invaluable research tools
Antibodies are vital reagents for biological and biochemical research, useful for determining protein function under normal and pathophysiological conditions. Due to their versatility, they can be used in multiple applications.
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CAR-T cell therapy
From the first to the fifth generation of CAR-T cells
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Antibody-drug conjugates
ADC payloads
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Antibody-drug conjugates
Robust methods for the detailed analysis of drug-to-antibody ratio (DAR) and drug load distribution
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Antibody production
Are murine monoclonal antibodies still relevant for modern medicine?
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Antibody-drug conjugates
How to choose the best linker for an ADC? Cleavable vs. non-cleavable
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Protein production
Putting rAbs on the map – recombinant antibodies as invaluable research tools
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Protein production
Applications of the XtenCHO™ transient expression system
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Protein production
What are the advantages of using a transient CHO system over HEK293?
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Protein production
Hands-on tips on how to improve transient expression
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Antibody-drug conjugates
The therapeutic potential of antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs)
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Antibody production
“The COVID-19 pandemic is helping us bridge the divide between virologists and immunologists” – Interview with Dr. Louisa James (QMUL)
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Antibody production
Reinventing IgY biotherapeutics – interview with Dr. Mara Freire (CICECO, University of Aveiro, Portugal)
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Antibody production
How the environment shapes immune system development during pregnancy – interview with Dr. Melanie Conrad
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Antibody production
“Cell-based phage display is helping us isolate more biologically relevant antibodies” – Interview with Dr. Mohamed Alfaleh (King Abdulaziz University)
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Antibody production
“Researchers are not leveraging the speed and resolution of flow cytometry for clinical evaluation” – Interview with Prof. Tomáš Kalina (Charles University in Prague)
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