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Natural selection picks the best antibodies to fight invading microbes¿and it also determines who survives to sell these molecules as drugs
NILS LONBERG developed mice that produce human antibodies.
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Monoclonal antibodies are
biotechnology's biggest comeback story. Until the late 1990s, monoclonals, which had been dubbed magic bullets, appeared to be shot from a gun that couldn't
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