Why Antibody Drugs Look Safe in Mice — and Kill Humans: The Fcγ Receptor Gap That Fooled Modern Medicine — Animal models absorb antibodies safely; human immune systems do not. The Fcγ receptor gap is where prediction fails and harm begins.

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Why Antibody Drugs Look Safe in Mice — and Kill Humans: The Fcγ Receptor Gap That Fooled Modern Medicine

by Steven Alber

Updated February 04, 2026

by Steven Alber

Updated February 04, 2026

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