ROBC · Research on breast cancer aimed at identifying unique antigens and at developing antibodies

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Project objective

The department of Oncology of Crucell Holland BV, lead by Renate Zwijsen (PhD) is actively involved in the development and the commercialisation of monoclonal human antibodies, applying its MAbstract target discovery and antibody development technology and its PER.C6 human cell line technology for high-yielding antibody production.The department of Oncology intends on initiating a breast cancer research program aimed specifically at identifying antigens that are uniquely expressed in breast cancer and, thereafter, at developing human antibodies that selectively bind to these identified antigens. For this project, Crucell Holland BV has an exclusive arrangement with the University Medical Centre of Utrecht (UMC Utrecht) through which Crucell Holland BV will have a constant supply of fresh breast cancer tissue samples to be used for this research project.

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Participants

• CRUCELL HOLLAND B.V. · LEIDENCoordinatorNetherlands

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