Biomedicines-Moving Biologic Agents into Approved Treatment Options

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2013-12
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American English
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The development of biologic agents for therapeutic purposes, or biomedicines, has seen an active area of research both at the bench and in clinical trials. There is mounting evidence that biologic products can provide effective therapy for diseases that have been unresponsive to traditional pharmacologic approaches. Monoclonal antibody therapy for cancer and rheumatologic diseases has become a well accepted part of disease treatment plans. Gene therapy products have been approved in China and Europe. Bioengineering of new agents capitalizing on microRNA biology, nanoparticle technology, stem cell biology, and an increasing understanding of immunology predict a rich future for product development. [...].

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Cornetta, K. (2013). Biomedicines—Moving Biologic Agents into Approved Treatment Options. Biomedicines, 1(1), 1–2. http://doi.org/10.3390/biomedicines1010001
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