Regeneron sued over antibody protein used to treat Trump’s COVID-19 symptoms

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is facing claims that its “antibody cocktail”, which was administered to President Donald Trump to treat his COVID-19 symptoms, was developed with the unauthorised use of a fluorescent protein.

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Regeneron sued over antibody protein used to treat Trump’s COVID-19 symptoms

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