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Immunogenicity assessment during the development of protein therapeutics.

Amy S RosenbergZuben E Sauna
Published in: The Journal of pharmacy and pharmacology (2017)
Protein therapeutics represents a large share of the pharma market and provide medical interventions for some of the most complex and intractable diseases. Immunogenicity (the development of antibodies to therapeutic proteins) is an important concern for both the safety and efficacy of protein therapeutics as immune responses may neutralize the activity of life-saving and highly effective protein therapeutics and induce hypersensitivity responses including anaphylaxis. The non-clinical computational tools and experimental technologies that offer a comprehensive and increasingly accurate estimation of immunogenic potential are surveyed here. This critical review also discusses technologies which are promising but are not as yet ready for routine use.
Keyphrases
  • small molecule
  • protein protein
  • immune response
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