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It fights the her2+ breast cancer in four different ways and is much more potent

I have a strong belief that if you weren't so afraid of trying to understand the sentences above, assuming only rocket-scientists could do so, and broke up the sentences and tried to understand a bit at a time (as if you were trying to read a foreign language) you could have figured that part out.


Its antitumour activity is more potent than that of the parental Erb-hcAb as the novel immunoconjugate has acquired RNase-based cytotoxicity in addition to the [I]inhibitory growth effects, antibody-dependent and complement-dependent cytotoxicity of Erb-hcAb.

Just like with a foreign language, you could see that the new compound has one more attribute than the three of what had been found before and that it is more potent.

You can also see that it describes herceptin as having cardiotoxicity and a substantial number of patients for whom it is not effective or becomes ineffective. That contrasts with the new construct which is selective for the cancer cells(avoiding the heart cells) and (the construct) has more mechanisms by which it works it seems.

Again, to read sentences, separate the words known from those not known (just like reading a foreign language). If some words look long and scary, substitute the words "chocolate" and/or "pecans" and or "whipped cream" them look up a few words if necessary and try to figure out what it is saying that way ie, as if it were French or Spanish or Italian.

If you add the culinary touches above, trying to read the "dry" material can be much more interesting!