Why Are Trispecific Antibodies More Complex Than Bispecific Antibodies? Understanding the Design Logic Behind Trispecific Antibodies

Explore why trispecific antibodies are more complex than bispecific antibodies, including their design strategies, engineering challenges, clinical potential, and future role in cancer immunotherapy.

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