Recombinant Antibodies for Immunotherapy
Herausgeber: Little, Melvyn
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the field of monoclonal antibodies through twenty-five articles by recognized experts in the field.
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of the field of monoclonal antibodies through twenty-five articles by recognized experts in the field.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 444
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 1024g
- ISBN-13: 9780521887328
- ISBN-10: 0521887321
- Artikelnr.: 26553223
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 444
- Erscheinungstermin: 8. Oktober 2009
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 260mm x 183mm x 28mm
- Gewicht: 1024g
- ISBN-13: 9780521887328
- ISBN-10: 0521887321
- Artikelnr.: 26553223
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Books on Demand GmbH
- In de Tarpen 42
- 22848 Norderstedt
- info@bod.de
- 040 53433511
Part I. Introduction: 1. Past, present and future of recombinant antibodies
G. Winter; Part II. Generation and Screening of Antibody Libraries: 2.
Antibody libraries from naïve V gene sources G. Beste and D. Lowe; 3.
Antibodies from IgM libraries V. Molkenthin and S. Knackmuss; Part III.
Transgenic Human Antibody Repertoires: 4. The generation and screening of
synthetic antibody libraries I. Klagge; 5. Therapeutic antibodies from
xenoMouse transgenic mice A. Jakobovits; 6. Transgenic chimeric antibodies
A. Murphy; Part IV. Humanised Antibodies: 7. Humanization of recombinant
antibodies J. Saldanha; 8. Immunogenicity assessment of antibody
therapeutics P. Stas, J. Pletinckx, Y. Gansemans, and I. Lasters; 9. In
vitro screening for antibody immunogenicity F. Carr and M. Baker; Part V.
Antibody Effector Function: 10. Mechanisms of tumour cell killing by
therapeutic antibodies R. Stewart and C. Webster; 11. Optimization of Fc
domains to enhance antibody therapeutics G. Lazar and A. Chamberlain; 12.
Glycoengineered therapeutic antibodies P. Brünker, P. Sondermann, and P.
Umana; Part VI. Arming Antibodies: 13. Monoclonal antibodies for the
delivery of cytotoxic drugs D. King; 14. Immunotherapy with radioimmune
conjugates C. Kousparou and A. Epenetos; 15. Immunotherapeutic antibody
fusion proteins N. Courtenay-Luck and D. Jones; Part VII. Antibody
Fragments: 16. Alternative antibody formats F. Le Gall and M. Little; 17.
Single domain antibodies S. Muyldermans; 18. Engineering of non-CDR loops
in immunoglobulin domains F. Rüker and G. Wozniak-Knopp; Part VIII. Antigen
Binding Repertoires of Non-Immunoglobulin Proteins: 19. Alternative
antibody scaffolds A. Plueckthun; Part IX. Prolongation of Serum Half Life:
20. Polymer fusions to increase antibody half lives: PEGylation and other
modifications S. Heywood and D. Humphreys; 21. Extending antibody
half-lives with albumin J. Andersen and I. Sandlie; Part X. Current
Therapeutic Antibodies and Novel Developments: 22. A stem cell-based
platform for the discovery and development of anti-tumor therapeutic
antibodies to novel targets J. Mather, C. Fieger, T. Liang, K. King, J. Li,
P. Young, C. Beltejar, B. Potts, M. Licea, and D. Loo; 23. Antibody
directed enzyme prodrug therapy (ADEPT) H. Lowe, S. Sharma, and K.
Bagshawe; 24. Immune privilege and tolerance - therapeutic antibody
approaches D. Forman, P. Ponath, D. Mehta, J. Ponte, J. Snyder, P. Rao, H.
Waldmann, and M. Rosenzweig; Part XI. Market Overview and Outlook: 25.
Antibody therapeutics: business achievements and business outlook C.
Bourrilly.
G. Winter; Part II. Generation and Screening of Antibody Libraries: 2.
Antibody libraries from naïve V gene sources G. Beste and D. Lowe; 3.
Antibodies from IgM libraries V. Molkenthin and S. Knackmuss; Part III.
Transgenic Human Antibody Repertoires: 4. The generation and screening of
synthetic antibody libraries I. Klagge; 5. Therapeutic antibodies from
xenoMouse transgenic mice A. Jakobovits; 6. Transgenic chimeric antibodies
A. Murphy; Part IV. Humanised Antibodies: 7. Humanization of recombinant
antibodies J. Saldanha; 8. Immunogenicity assessment of antibody
therapeutics P. Stas, J. Pletinckx, Y. Gansemans, and I. Lasters; 9. In
vitro screening for antibody immunogenicity F. Carr and M. Baker; Part V.
Antibody Effector Function: 10. Mechanisms of tumour cell killing by
therapeutic antibodies R. Stewart and C. Webster; 11. Optimization of Fc
domains to enhance antibody therapeutics G. Lazar and A. Chamberlain; 12.
Glycoengineered therapeutic antibodies P. Brünker, P. Sondermann, and P.
Umana; Part VI. Arming Antibodies: 13. Monoclonal antibodies for the
delivery of cytotoxic drugs D. King; 14. Immunotherapy with radioimmune
conjugates C. Kousparou and A. Epenetos; 15. Immunotherapeutic antibody
fusion proteins N. Courtenay-Luck and D. Jones; Part VII. Antibody
Fragments: 16. Alternative antibody formats F. Le Gall and M. Little; 17.
Single domain antibodies S. Muyldermans; 18. Engineering of non-CDR loops
in immunoglobulin domains F. Rüker and G. Wozniak-Knopp; Part VIII. Antigen
Binding Repertoires of Non-Immunoglobulin Proteins: 19. Alternative
antibody scaffolds A. Plueckthun; Part IX. Prolongation of Serum Half Life:
20. Polymer fusions to increase antibody half lives: PEGylation and other
modifications S. Heywood and D. Humphreys; 21. Extending antibody
half-lives with albumin J. Andersen and I. Sandlie; Part X. Current
Therapeutic Antibodies and Novel Developments: 22. A stem cell-based
platform for the discovery and development of anti-tumor therapeutic
antibodies to novel targets J. Mather, C. Fieger, T. Liang, K. King, J. Li,
P. Young, C. Beltejar, B. Potts, M. Licea, and D. Loo; 23. Antibody
directed enzyme prodrug therapy (ADEPT) H. Lowe, S. Sharma, and K.
Bagshawe; 24. Immune privilege and tolerance - therapeutic antibody
approaches D. Forman, P. Ponath, D. Mehta, J. Ponte, J. Snyder, P. Rao, H.
Waldmann, and M. Rosenzweig; Part XI. Market Overview and Outlook: 25.
Antibody therapeutics: business achievements and business outlook C.
Bourrilly.
Part I. Introduction: 1. Past, present and future of recombinant antibodies
G. Winter; Part II. Generation and Screening of Antibody Libraries: 2.
Antibody libraries from naïve V gene sources G. Beste and D. Lowe; 3.
Antibodies from IgM libraries V. Molkenthin and S. Knackmuss; Part III.
Transgenic Human Antibody Repertoires: 4. The generation and screening of
synthetic antibody libraries I. Klagge; 5. Therapeutic antibodies from
xenoMouse transgenic mice A. Jakobovits; 6. Transgenic chimeric antibodies
A. Murphy; Part IV. Humanised Antibodies: 7. Humanization of recombinant
antibodies J. Saldanha; 8. Immunogenicity assessment of antibody
therapeutics P. Stas, J. Pletinckx, Y. Gansemans, and I. Lasters; 9. In
vitro screening for antibody immunogenicity F. Carr and M. Baker; Part V.
Antibody Effector Function: 10. Mechanisms of tumour cell killing by
therapeutic antibodies R. Stewart and C. Webster; 11. Optimization of Fc
domains to enhance antibody therapeutics G. Lazar and A. Chamberlain; 12.
Glycoengineered therapeutic antibodies P. Brünker, P. Sondermann, and P.
Umana; Part VI. Arming Antibodies: 13. Monoclonal antibodies for the
delivery of cytotoxic drugs D. King; 14. Immunotherapy with radioimmune
conjugates C. Kousparou and A. Epenetos; 15. Immunotherapeutic antibody
fusion proteins N. Courtenay-Luck and D. Jones; Part VII. Antibody
Fragments: 16. Alternative antibody formats F. Le Gall and M. Little; 17.
Single domain antibodies S. Muyldermans; 18. Engineering of non-CDR loops
in immunoglobulin domains F. Rüker and G. Wozniak-Knopp; Part VIII. Antigen
Binding Repertoires of Non-Immunoglobulin Proteins: 19. Alternative
antibody scaffolds A. Plueckthun; Part IX. Prolongation of Serum Half Life:
20. Polymer fusions to increase antibody half lives: PEGylation and other
modifications S. Heywood and D. Humphreys; 21. Extending antibody
half-lives with albumin J. Andersen and I. Sandlie; Part X. Current
Therapeutic Antibodies and Novel Developments: 22. A stem cell-based
platform for the discovery and development of anti-tumor therapeutic
antibodies to novel targets J. Mather, C. Fieger, T. Liang, K. King, J. Li,
P. Young, C. Beltejar, B. Potts, M. Licea, and D. Loo; 23. Antibody
directed enzyme prodrug therapy (ADEPT) H. Lowe, S. Sharma, and K.
Bagshawe; 24. Immune privilege and tolerance - therapeutic antibody
approaches D. Forman, P. Ponath, D. Mehta, J. Ponte, J. Snyder, P. Rao, H.
Waldmann, and M. Rosenzweig; Part XI. Market Overview and Outlook: 25.
Antibody therapeutics: business achievements and business outlook C.
Bourrilly.
G. Winter; Part II. Generation and Screening of Antibody Libraries: 2.
Antibody libraries from naïve V gene sources G. Beste and D. Lowe; 3.
Antibodies from IgM libraries V. Molkenthin and S. Knackmuss; Part III.
Transgenic Human Antibody Repertoires: 4. The generation and screening of
synthetic antibody libraries I. Klagge; 5. Therapeutic antibodies from
xenoMouse transgenic mice A. Jakobovits; 6. Transgenic chimeric antibodies
A. Murphy; Part IV. Humanised Antibodies: 7. Humanization of recombinant
antibodies J. Saldanha; 8. Immunogenicity assessment of antibody
therapeutics P. Stas, J. Pletinckx, Y. Gansemans, and I. Lasters; 9. In
vitro screening for antibody immunogenicity F. Carr and M. Baker; Part V.
Antibody Effector Function: 10. Mechanisms of tumour cell killing by
therapeutic antibodies R. Stewart and C. Webster; 11. Optimization of Fc
domains to enhance antibody therapeutics G. Lazar and A. Chamberlain; 12.
Glycoengineered therapeutic antibodies P. Brünker, P. Sondermann, and P.
Umana; Part VI. Arming Antibodies: 13. Monoclonal antibodies for the
delivery of cytotoxic drugs D. King; 14. Immunotherapy with radioimmune
conjugates C. Kousparou and A. Epenetos; 15. Immunotherapeutic antibody
fusion proteins N. Courtenay-Luck and D. Jones; Part VII. Antibody
Fragments: 16. Alternative antibody formats F. Le Gall and M. Little; 17.
Single domain antibodies S. Muyldermans; 18. Engineering of non-CDR loops
in immunoglobulin domains F. Rüker and G. Wozniak-Knopp; Part VIII. Antigen
Binding Repertoires of Non-Immunoglobulin Proteins: 19. Alternative
antibody scaffolds A. Plueckthun; Part IX. Prolongation of Serum Half Life:
20. Polymer fusions to increase antibody half lives: PEGylation and other
modifications S. Heywood and D. Humphreys; 21. Extending antibody
half-lives with albumin J. Andersen and I. Sandlie; Part X. Current
Therapeutic Antibodies and Novel Developments: 22. A stem cell-based
platform for the discovery and development of anti-tumor therapeutic
antibodies to novel targets J. Mather, C. Fieger, T. Liang, K. King, J. Li,
P. Young, C. Beltejar, B. Potts, M. Licea, and D. Loo; 23. Antibody
directed enzyme prodrug therapy (ADEPT) H. Lowe, S. Sharma, and K.
Bagshawe; 24. Immune privilege and tolerance - therapeutic antibody
approaches D. Forman, P. Ponath, D. Mehta, J. Ponte, J. Snyder, P. Rao, H.
Waldmann, and M. Rosenzweig; Part XI. Market Overview and Outlook: 25.
Antibody therapeutics: business achievements and business outlook C.
Bourrilly.