HomeHealth NewsSuper-resolution microscopy shows how therapeutic antibodies work against cancer cells Health News Super-resolution microscopy shows how therapeutic antibodies work against cancer cells January 11, 2025 0 3 - Advertisement - Mode of action of the new microscopy method LLS-TDI-DNA-PAINT. On the top right, the RTX antibody was visualised on a Raij-B cell: it is easy to see how it links the CD20 molecules in the membrane. Bottom right: the hedgehog-shaped appearance of a living Raji B cell after the antibody has bound. The surface protein CD45, which is homogeneously distributed on the cell surface, is also labelled in green. Credit: Arindam… Click here to view the original article. TagsMedical Xpress - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleUS President-elect escapes punishment in New YorkNext articleTrump spared jail, fines over hush money, rules judge RELATED ARTICLES Health News Websites selling compounded GLP-1 RAs often misinform consumers, research reveals Australian Online News - January 22, 2025 Health News Making large language models accessible for biomedical research Australian Online News - January 22, 2025 Health News Muscular strength and good physical fitness linked to lower risk of death in people with cancer Australian Online News - January 22, 2025 Recently Viewed Climate change is forcing us to rethink our sense of ‘home’ – and what it means to lose it January 17, 2025 Sydney trains industrial action withdrawn in reprieve for commuters January 22, 2025 In chimpanzees, peeing is contagious January 21, 2025 Qantas Is Launching Direct Flights From Australia to Sapporo So You Can Get to Japan’s Snowfields Quicker January 20, 2025 Load more