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Targeted Fusion Protein Therapy
Drug therapy in which the drug is a fusion protein generated by molecular biology procedures. The fusion protein combines a cell targeting moiety, such as an antibody fragment, with an effector moiety, like a bacterial toxin. (NCI Thesaurus)
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