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Monoclonal Antibodies: Stanford Academia-Industry Collaboration 

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August 22, 2007 presentation by Ron Levy for the Stanford School of Medicine Medcast lecture series.
Ron Levy, MD, professor of Medicine at Stanford, recounts his experiences moving his discovery from the lab to the clinical setting and discusses the future of this cancer treatment. Wendy Harpham, a participant in the early clinical trials of Rituxan, the first FDA-approved monoclonal antibody for cancer treatment that Levy developed, provides a patient's perspective.
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21 май 2008

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Комментарии : 14   
@myronkoch
@myronkoch 12 лет назад
A monoclonal antibody trial at Vanderbilt literally *cured* my dad of an aggressive stage 4 lung cancer. He's been cancer-free for over a year. This stuff works. I want to give this guy, and everyone involved with this miraculous research, a big hug.
@therealretard
@therealretard 11 лет назад
glad to hear you are doing well.
@nikkileigh1585
@nikkileigh1585 2 года назад
This is awesome.
@allienorton8809
@allienorton8809 9 лет назад
Interesting indeed, even for today !
@sporto100
@sporto100 11 лет назад
Better drugs to do what? Treat symptoms but not cure?
@grunder20
@grunder20 12 лет назад
intriguing topic. nice video.
@ironnica
@ironnica 13 лет назад
Very interesting. I'm trying to get some basic grasp for an immunology test. I hate procrastination lol.
@lubuvnik
@lubuvnik 13 лет назад
Anybody can refer me instrument use to separate monoclonal antibodies specially ANTI- Sera Anti-A,Anti-B and Anti-D, human blood group.and book for this
@Internalmedicine5825
@Internalmedicine5825 11 лет назад
why the censoring ?
@nikkileigh1585
@nikkileigh1585 2 года назад
Right lol
@shgfe3ay
@shgfe3ay 14 лет назад
@TheBolt117 but it works both ways.. the drug companies get money. and with more money they have the resources to make much better drugs. research that
@tiger1227ja
@tiger1227ja 12 лет назад
why is masking o pics and diagrams. it irritates a lot.
@whitneynobis5284
@whitneynobis5284 3 года назад
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