“Bispecific Antibodies” Edited by Masahiro Yasunaga Published by Springer Nature

Bispecific Antibodies edited by Masahiro Yasunaga, Chief of the Division of Developmental Therapeutics, has been published by Springer Nature.

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Contributors from the Division of Developmental Therapeutics include researcher Ryo Tsumura, visiting researcher Takahiro Anzai, and graduates of the Cooperative Graduate Program in the Department of Integrated Biosciences, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo, including Mikiko Itsukaichi, Teppei Higashi, Mayu Oka, Yuri Nakamura, and Rikuto Nakamura. In addition, researchers from academia and industry in Japan and abroad also contributed to this volume.
This book consists of 19 chapters covering Antibody Engineering, Bioassays, Quantitative Pharmacology, and Clinical Applications, and provides a comprehensive overview of bispecific antibodies, particularly T cell engagers (TCEs), from basic research to translational and clinical applications.