Making antibodies as ubiquitous as aspirin

Oct 1

If antibodies were cheaper, they could prevent millions of deaths from rabies, malaria, and dengue.

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My Granddaughter works on fat cells from mice at Mass General in Worcester. I call her "The Mouse Queen of Worcester." What an exciting time to be a Biologist!

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Thanks so interesting been on Humera for years but till today never knew it was manufactured using chinese hamster ovaries. Thank you

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I read posts like this with interest but I honestly have no idea what to do with this information.

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Making antibodies as ubiquitous as aspirin