Definition of Monoclonal Antibodies (Also called MABs and MCAs)

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Monoclonal Antibodies (Also called MABs and MCAs) -- 1. Man-made (anthropogenic) clones of a molecule, produced in quantity for medical or research purposes. 2. Molecules of living organisms that selectively find and attach to other molecules to which their structure conforms exactly. This could also apply to equivalent activity by chemical molecules.




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