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Antibody-Based Therapies: Transforming Modern Medicine
In this episode, we are joined by Ronnie Wei, Head of Biologics Discovery and Development at ModeX Therapeutics, and Atul Mohindra, Head of R&D for Biologics at Lonza, to explore the development and manufacturing of monoclonal, bi-, and multi-specific antibodies and their transformative role in modern medicine.
Everyday life is filled with stories of medical breakthroughs—new cancer treatments, therapies for rare diseases, and vaccines that protect millions. At the heart of many of these advances are antibody-based therapies. These life-changing medicines leverage the natural defense systems of the body to target diseases with precision and effectiveness.
Discover how these therapies are made, the cutting-edge technologies behind them, and what the future holds for this rapidly evolving field. Whether you’ve benefited from antibody-based medicine yourself or are curious about the science behind these treatments, this episode will connect the dots between the lab and real life.
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