Combining anti-HER3 antibodies with HER2 or HER1 binders creates a unified therapeutic regimen.
Vascular disrupting agents create localized tumor hypoxia to selectively activate bioreductive prodrugs, reducing systemic toxicity from normal tissue exposure.
Tetraether lipid liposomes protect macromolecular drugs from gastrointestinal degradation, enabling effective oral delivery to the liver.
A bispecific antibody binds extracellular domains of EGFR and LGR5 to inhibit tumor growth in gastric cancer models.
Composite nutritional composition balances curative efficacy against side effects by transforming concentrated herbs into palatable dietary grains.
UDCA-LPE conjugates inhibit bacterial phospholipase activity to prevent pathogen invasion of the intestinal mucus barrier.