Covalent Stabilization of Antibody Recruitment Enhances Immune Recognition of Cancer Targets

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Antibody recruiting molecules (ARMs) represent an important class of “proximity-inducing” chemical tools with therapeutic potential. ARMs function by simultaneously binding to a hapten-specific serum antibody (Ab) (e.g., anti-dinitrophenyl (DNP)) and a cancer cell surface protein, enforcing their proximity. ARM anticancer efficacy depends on the formation of ARM:Ab complexes on the cancer cell surface, which...

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