Antibodies Create Killer Bonds in Myeloma.

Marta Chesi, Rafael Fonseca

Cancer Cell 2017 March 14

In this issue of Cancer Cell, Li et al. and Seckinger et al. describe promising results of two T-cell-dependent bi-specific antibodies for the treatment of multiple myeloma: one targets FcRH5 expressed on B cells, whereas the other targets the B cell maturation antigen expressed on plasma cells.

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