#ExpertAnswers: Bonnie Lun on Single-Domain Antibodies for Research
Airdate: Thursday, August 11, 2022 Season: 9 Episode: 30
Guest: Bonnie Lun
In this episode of #ExpertAnswers, Dr. Bonnie Lun from Fortis Life Sciences discusses applications and advantages of using single-domain antibodies for diagnostic and therapeutic research, and highlights Fortis/Abcore's single-domain antibody discovery services.
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Associated Webinar: Single-Domain Antibodies: A Promising New Tool for Diagnostic and Therapeutic Research
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