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Monoclonal antibody co-therapy

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"Monoclonal antibody co-therapy" refers to the combination of two or more monoclonal antibodies as a treatment strategy, rather than a single molecule or receptor. This approach is used to achieve synergistic or additive effects in therapeutic settings such as cancer or autoimmune diseases. It is not a distinct therapeutic target, but a method of using monoclonal antibodies, each directed against specific targets on cells involved in disease processes[5][3][2].

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