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Abstract
Three recently published studies provide preclinical proof-of-concept that bispecific antibodies can be deployed against mutations in two of cancer's most notorious genes, TP53 and RAS. The strategy could also prove effective against T-cell malignancies, which lack good treatment options compared with B-cell blood cancers.
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