Characterization of a bispecific FLT3 X CD3 antibody in an improved, recombinant format for the treatment of leukemia.
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H. Rammensee | H. Salih | H. Bühring | M. Hofmann | G. Jung | F. Vogt | E. Pyż | Dominik Schmiedel | L. Grosse‐Hovest | Michael Durben | T. Nübling | E. Pyż
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