Application of monoclonal antibodies for the diagnostic and therapeutic targeting of human tumors with a necrotic component

Due to a unique structure of tumors, TNT antibodies can bind with a great number of target cells in the hypoxic core of the injury zone. Long-standing laboratory and clinical research gave evidence for the utility of histone/DNA complexes as stable insoluble antigens available for binding with TNT a...

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