Can next-generation antibodies offset biosimilar competition?

Can next-generation antibodies offset biosimilar competition?

Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 11,426 (2012).
doi:10.1038/nrd3749

Author:Asher Mullard

With the first biosimilar version of a monoclonal antibody now under regulatory review in the European Union,which R&D strategies are innovators relying on to counteract competition?

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