They are produced naturally in living organisms and serve an important function in the immune system by recognizing and neutralizing disease-causing antigens. In vivo antibodies find a wide range of applications in research, imaging, and therapy and are making them essential tools in biomedical advancements.
Applications of In-Vivo Antibodies:
Research: Commonly applied in cancer research, immunotherapy, and allergy studies to study immune responses and mechanisms of disease.
Imaging: Assist in visualizing particular biomarkers in organisms, supporting cancer, immune system response, and disease development research.
Therapeutics: Used in cancer treatment to block interactions between cancer cells and the immune system, enhancing the body’s ability to fight the disease. With their precision and effectiveness, in vivo antibodies continue to drive breakthroughs in disease research, diagnostics, and treatment.
