To shield the fetus, link a protein to these drugs
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TL;DR - A study reports that linking albumin to antibody-based medicines can reduce their passage across the placenta, potentially limiting fetal drug exposure during pregnancy.
- The approach modifies antibody-based drugs by adding albumin.
- The modification helps block placental transfer of these medicines.
- The work could inform the design of pregnancy-compatible biologic therapies.
- The provided summary does not specify the drugs tested, mechanism, or quantitative results.
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To shield the fetus, link a protein to these drugs
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TL;DR - A study reports that linking albumin to antibody-based medicines can reduce their passage across the placenta, potentially limiting fetal drug exposure during pregnancy.
- The approach modifies antibody-based drugs by adding albumin.
- The modification helps block placental transfer of these medicines.
- The work could inform the design of pregnancy-compatible biologic therapies.
- The provided summary does not specify the drugs tested, mechanism, or quantitative results.