Agonistic antibodies bind to specific receptors on cells and mimic the action of the natural ligand of that receptor, thereby activating signaling pathways and eliciting cellular responses. Unlike traditional antibodies, which are often used to block or neutralize the activity of their target molecules (acting as antagonists), antibody agonists actively stimulate a biological response. Recently, more studies are delving into the mechanisms and therapeutic potential of these antibody agonists.
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