The fact that these antibodies can remain useful for years, that they are safe, stable, and even easy to use also helps make them more enticing as a way to fight prolific diseases like cancer.This makes them more shelf-stable than recent cancer-killing viruses we’ve seen popping up.This programmability allows them to survey their surroundings and even act in different ways as needed to help fight off diseases, viruses, and more.They’re the first computer-designed antibodies to reach a human trial, which is a huge accomplishment for what Ofran and the others in the field are working towards.Previously scientists made tiny nanobots from frog cells which they hoped would help prevent heart attacks in certain patients."