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The Antibody Revolution: Turning Inventions Into Medicines and Companies

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If you have a question about this talk, please contact James Scott-Brown .

In recent years therapeutic antibodies have been displacing small molecule drugs as blockbuster pharmaceuticals, and large pharmaceutical companies have been buying the biotechnology companies that developed them. The talk will explain how this revolution started and where it may lead.

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