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[Title] => Lockdown tatanggalin ‘pag may antibody na vs COVID-19
[Summary] => Tatanggalin lang ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte ang umiiral na enhanced community quarantine sa buong Luzon kapag may naimbento nang lunas o antibody laban sa COVID-19.
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[Title] => Duterte: Lockdown babawiin 'pag may lunas, antibodies na vs COVID-19
[Summary] => Sa isang talumpati kagabi, inilinaw ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na babawiin lang niya ang enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) oras na maging available na sa merkado ang mga bakuna't antibodies laban sa coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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[Title] => Trying to design better vaccines
[Summary] => Now, how do we deal with continually mutating germs?
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[Title] => Flu vaccine may not be effective in the elderly
[Summary] => Trivalent inactivated influenza vaccine may not elicit a clinically adequate antibody response in elderly adults, pilot data suggest.
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[Summary] => Our bodies are in constant battle with the outside world, protecting ourselves from foreign invaders, including parasites, bacteria, viruses, and fungi.
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[Title] => Catalytic antibodies: Antibodies as targeting enzymes
[Summary] => Antibodies are excellent targeting molecules. As an important part of the immune system, they are able to bind strongly to foreign antigens introduced into the body.
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[Title] => Antibody vs antibody
[Summary] => Antibodies protect us from parasites, germs, toxins, and other foreign substances (antigens) that may enter our body. Binding of antibodies to an antigen causes the neutralization of the substance, its immobilization and increased susceptibility to elimination by natural processes, or death in the case of an invading cell. Antibodies can be produced against virtually any foreign substance – actually, against any accessible part of the antigen – and biotechnology allows us to produce virtually unlimited amounts of any antibody whose properties we desire.
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[Title] => My odyssey in the world of molecules
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"Science without Humanity" (One of the Seven Deadly Sins – Mahatma Gandhi)
| Ventures into the realm of molecular medicine |
We do science to learn (more) about ourselves, our world. What we learn, we must put to good use.
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[Title] => Antibody humanization technology: ‘Reshaping’ the future of antibody therapeutics
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[AuthorName] => STAR SCIENCE By Cheryl D. Agdaca, Cerrone S. Cabanos, Mary Ann S. Torio, and Babak N. Nakhoda
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[Title] => Molecular guided missiles against cancer
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[Title] => Duterte: Lockdown babawiin 'pag may lunas, antibodies na vs COVID-19
[Summary] => Sa isang talumpati kagabi, inilinaw ni Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte na babawiin lang niya ang enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) oras na maging available na sa merkado ang mga bakuna't antibodies laban sa coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
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[ColumnID] => 135735
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[Title] => Catalytic antibodies: Antibodies as targeting enzymes
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[Title] => My odyssey in the world of molecules
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"Science without Humanity" (One of the Seven Deadly Sins – Mahatma Gandhi)
| Ventures into the realm of molecular medicine |
We do science to learn (more) about ourselves, our world. What we learn, we must put to good use.
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[ColumnID] => 135735
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[ColumnID] => 135735
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