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A computationally designed Rituximab/CD3 T cell engager targeting CD20+ cancers with multiple mechanisms of action

2021-03-17

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Bispecific T cell engaging antibodies (TEAs) with one arm targeting a cancer antigen and another arm binding to CD3 have demonstrated impressive efficacy in multiple clinical studies. However, establishing a safety/efficacy balance remains challenging. For instance, some TEAs have severe safety issues. Additionally, not all patients or all cancer cells of one patient respond equally to TEAs. Here, we developed a n...

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0317b8ed-2073-5834-a781-87c3d2f379ed
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-292346/v1
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