How does an antibody have full intact antibody + half antibody?

01 March 2021 1 2K Report

Hello,

I was just wondering how does a antibody have full intact antibody + half antibody? Is it because of the drug conjugation?

Tomasz Grabowski

Hi,

Dear Jack, does your question concern for example the arm exchange process ongoing in IgG4? Could you confirm?

Best Regards

Tomasz

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