Antibody News

HIV is one of the most well know viruses of the 21st centaury, however, patients suffering from the disease still have no cure and must adhere to strict regimens of anti-viral therapies in order to simply stay alive.

Current means of drug delivery can be highly effective, but also come with a multitude of downfalls.

As shown in figure 1, an anti-idiotypic (Anti-ID) antibody binds to the idiotype of another antibody, usually an antibody drug.

Due to the ever increasing death toll from opioid overdoes, researchers have been diligently working on a novel means of addiction intervention.

New debilitating viral outbreaks seem to come about every few years, leading to thousands of deaths around the world

General Junctional Epidermolysis bullosa (JEB) is a rare genetic based skin disease in which the epidermal layer is unable to maintain connection with the underlying dermis, leading to large chronic wounds, blisters, and unbelievable pain.

Cancer cells have evolved numerous ways to evade our immune system.

Researchers have been interested in the beneficial effects of recreational drugs for decades, however, not many studies have been able to prove a direct correlation between drug use, altered brain activity, and positive effects on psychological disorders

Most neurogenesis occurs during the first three years of life, however neuronal progenitor stem cells remain present within the sub ventricular zone of the hippocampal dentate gyrus throughout adulthood.

Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) is a neurodegenerative disease predicted to be caused by prolonged exposure to repeated concussions.