Why Humanized Monoclonal Antibodies Are Becoming the Benchmark for Safer, Smarter Biologics
Humanized monoclonal antibodies have moved from “promising research” to a central strategy in modern biologics. By retaining the original antibody’s target specificity while replacing much of its non-human regions with human sequences, developers aim to reduce immunogenicity and improve patient tolerability. In practice, this shift matters: when the immune system recognizes a therapy as foreign, …