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Antibody Solutions & the COVID-19 Crisis
EDITOR'S NOTE: We're thankful to be holding true to the potential we outlined in this original April 19 blog post. As part of a collaboration with Single Cell Technology, we've discovered a potential new path for SARS-CoV-2 vaccine and therapy research. We've published our findings in a new paper, and you can get an overview here (as well as a link to the complete research document).
“It must be noted, however, that a single product is unlikely to meet the currently very substantial medical need, and not all product candidates will be successful in clinical studies. Therefore, many initiatives aimed at developing investigational antibodies are needed.”
— Dr. Janice Reichert, executive director, The Antibody Society
Where We Stand Now: The bottom line up-front
It’s probably safe to assume that—for all the wrong reasons—”coronavirus” will be Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2020.
Topics: Insights Covid SARS-CoV-2 therapeutic monoclonal antibodies Therapeutic Targets COVID-19
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A New Way to Solve Problematic Rat IgG Purification
When you think about the rat IgG production and purification process (especially IgG2a), what words often come to mind? If you’re like most researchers, it’s probably a combination of these: frustration, missed timelines, low purity, and poor recovery.