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27Oct/15

New Discoveries in Treating Cancer with Anti-HER3 Monoclonal Antibody

October 27, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discoverybiolabs

Recently, the US National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) published the latest project progress of a group of Israeli scientists. They prepared several kinds of anti-HER3 monoclonal antibodies. By comparing their ability inRead More…

21Oct/15

II: How to be an Excellent Researcher in Developing New Biopharmaceuticals

October 21, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discoverybiolabs

As there is great competitiveness in the field of new drug research and development, how can these young researchers stand out of the great number of candidates? In addition to master the mostRead More…

19Oct/15

I: How to be an Excellent Researcher in Developing New Biopharmaceuticals

October 19, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discoverybiolabs

Bio-pharmaceutical industry is now in its infancy. We are in urgent need of a great number of researchers with professional knowledge and technical skills in diseases to join the industry and engageRead More…

16Oct/15

A Series of Antibody Sequencing Services from Creative Biolabs

October 16, 2015Antibody Engineering Research, NewsAntibody Discoverybiolabs

Creative Biolabs is gladly to show a series of De Novo Antibody Sequencing services, which were developed based on its next generation antibody sequencing platform with the “Database Assisted Shotgun Sequencing” (DASS) technology. AllRead More…

13Oct/15

The Appearance of CAR-T

October 13, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchCAR-Tbiolabs

CAR-T (T cell chimeric antigen receptor), as an immune cell therapy has attracted worldwide attention including academics, doctors, patients and investors. However, what’s CAR-T exactly?  What’s the background of it? What’s theRead More…

12Oct/15

Sequencing Technology Has Unlimited Potential in Clinical Application

October 12, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discoverybiolabs

With the development of science, traditional Sanger sequencing has failed to meet new requirements of low cost, high throughput and fast in speed. Under such a circumstance, the next-generation sequencing technology (second-generationRead More…

08Oct/15

Review of 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

October 8, 2015Antibody Engineering Research, NewsAntibody Discoverybiolabs

Karolinska Institute in Stockholm awarded the 2015 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine  jointly with one half to Chinese female pharmacist Youyou Tu and the other half to William C. Campbell andRead More…

07Oct/15

A New Gene Has Been Found to Restrain the Spread of AIDS Virus

October 7, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discoverybiolabs

It is reported that some researchers from KCL have found a new gene named MX2, which can restrain the spread of AIDS virus to a large degree. Those researchers said the discoveryRead More…

06Oct/15

Can the Residual Stem Cells Be the Source of Cancer?

October 6, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discovery, Stem Cellsbiolabs

Since a long time, the fact that gene mutation can cause abnormal growth of cells has been considered as the source of cancer. However, in recent days, some reports indicate that residualRead More…

28Sep/15

The Latest Research Progress in ScFv

September 28, 2015Antibody Engineering ResearchAntibody Discovery, ScFvbiolabs

Recently, some scientists have raised a idea that scFv shouldn’t focus on the traditional antibody because modern new drugs require more efficient antibodies. The latest research progress in scFv has indicated thereRead More…

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