TR10: Dual-Action Antibodies
At Genentech, one of this year’s TR10 innovators, Germaine Fuh is developing a new variety of drug that can target more than one type of molecule, potentially reducing costs and simplifying treatment. We asked Fuh how it worked and what it might mean for patients.
At Genentech, one of this year’s TR10 innovators, Germaine Fuh is developing a new variety of drug that can target more than one type of molecule, potentially reducing costs and simplifying treatment. We asked Fuh how it worked and what it might mean for patients.
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