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Stock Footage: Antibodies inhibit receptor clustering, triggering immune cell activation to attack tumors. Cancer immunotherapy enables the immune system to recognize and eliminate malignant cells via tumor antigens

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This Stock Footage, whose title is "Antibodies inhibit receptor clustering,..."[140777192], includes tags of 3d, animation, molecule. The author of this item is RY_lwy (No.2807066). Sizes from WEB (S) to HD 1080 are available and the price starts from US$15.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

  • Length : 00:00:25
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  • Aspect ratio : 16:9
  • Format : mp4
  • Frame rate : 60.00
  • Codec : H.264
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Stock Footage: Antibodies inhibit receptor clustering, triggering immune cell activation to attack tumors. Cancer immunotherapy enables the immune system to recognize and eliminate malignant cells via tumor antigens tags

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CAR-T therapy and monoclonal antibodies bind cancer cells, enabling immune recognition and destruction of malignant tumors. Tumor antigens trigger immune response. 3D medical animation of immunotherap [140777191] Antibodies and drug molecules are precisely injected into the tumor microenvironment via a syringe needle. This targeted immunotherapy inhibits tumor growth and activates immune cells to attack cancer [140777193]

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