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28 February 2014Americas

Combating cancer: Apexigen and rabbit antibodies

There’s no shortage of drugs formulated with antibodies derived from people or from mice. But California-based Apexigen has turned elsewhere, developing treatments with antibodies derived from rabbits.

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