Antibodies isolated from Covid-19 patients may suppress virus, study suggests

These antibodies could be produced in large quantities by pharmaceutical companies to treat patients, especially early in the course of infection.
Antibodies isolated from Covid-19 patients may suppress virus, study suggests
Cancer research
Wed, 22 Jul, 2020 - 11:35
Nina Massey, PA Science Correspondent

Researchers have isolated antibodies from Covid-19 patients which they say are among the most potent in neutralising coronavirus.

These antibodies could be produced in large quantities by pharmaceutical companies to treat patients, especially early in the course of infection.

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