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(redirected from Humanized antibodies)

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Under the license agreement announced, PDL has separately granted Alexion the right to take a royalty-bearing license under PDL's Queen patents to commercialize additional Alexion humanized antibodies that may be covered by the Queen patents in the future.
Alexion and PDL BioPharma Resolve Patent Dispute by BIOTECH Patent News
The company says Asterand scientists have developed a highly sensitive IHC technique for testing human or humanized antibodies being considered as drug candidates for possible side effects.
Asterand develops new test to reduce risks in human drug trials by Transplant News
Notable among these, he played instrumental roles in the clinical development of several generations of novel cytokines, humanized antibodies and small molecules, as president of Protein Design Labs, global leader of oncology drug development at Sandoz Pharmaceuticals and director of clinical oncology at Hoffmann-LaRoche.
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