Developing bispecific IgA as an engager of neutrophils
IgA antibodies have been shown to be superior in activating neutrophils in comparison to IgG. The goal of this project is to develop and test an IgA molecule that can bind a tumor target while simultaneously blocking CD47, which is a “don’t eat me”-signal commonly found on tumor cells. This approach may induce superior tumor killing by neutrophils, while simultaneously reducing the toxicity and resistance seen in commonly used antibody therapies.
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Ida van der Peet