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Immunogenicity assay development

27 Sep 2018
General interest

Immunogenicity is the patient’s ability to generate antibodies, specific to the ‘dosed protein therapeutic’. In this blog post, Franklin Spriggs (KCAS; KS, USA) explains the importance of antibody-drug antibody assays and how data can be used towards safety profiles.

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