mAbs for Cancer

As monoclonal antibodies are laboratory-produced molecules which are designed to bind to antigen that are generally numerous on the surface of the cancer cells.

• Binding cancer and immune cells
• Immune system inhibitor blockage
• Attacking cancer cells
• Radiation treatment/Chemotherapy delivery (ADCs)
• Blocking protein-cell interactions for blood vessel growth prevention
• Triggering immune response for cell-membrane destruction
• Flagging cancer cells

For cancer treatment, mAb treatment depends on the type of cancer and the type of drug the patient is receiving. mAbs are usually administered intravenously.