RESEARCH ABOUT MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES. PART-2

After all the students accepted his apology, I and Aslam left for college.

As soon as i went to college, we started the biology course after a few lessons.

My biology teacher then told everyone to make a research project for biology.

With that, my teacher gave me the project.

When my teacher asked who you would take with you for your project, I wanted to add aslam. I asked my biology teacher about my choice. Aslam also agreed to join me.

That day ended college. After me and aslam came into our room, we talked for a while about this biological project. Then aslam told me some plan in his mind.

Why should we not study monoclonal antibodies?

Because in 1985 the government will calling for the use the government will calling for the use of the monoclonal antibody for kidney transplantation.

Monoclonal antibodies are laboratory produced antibodies designed to recognise and bind to specific receptors found on the surface of cells.

They are derived from natural antibodies, complex proteins derived from a single B cell made by the body's immunological defence system to recognise and fight foreign invaders such as bacteria and viruses.

In addition to their use in diagnostics, monoclonal antibodies have proven useful as drugs. Since their emergence, monoclonal antibodies have helped improve the treatment of over 50 major diseases.

They are used, for example, to prevent the rejection of organ transplants and for the treatment of cancer, inflammatory and autoimmune disorders, cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases, allergies, osteoporosis and ophthalmic problems. They have also been shown to help with migraines and reduce high cholesterol.

So aslam told me that if we do research on this, we can get good value from our teacher and our friends.

He gives the biggest idea for the biology project, and a little laugh is my reaction.