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What is an antiphage?

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∙ 11y ago
Updated: 6/25/2024

Antiphage is a substance that includes live cultures which can be used to assist with the development of serums which may assist human immune systems with fighting some diseases. Antigen-binders can be combined with synthetically created antibodies in the process of creating Antiphage serums.

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