Way to transfer object with type via IPC

I'm developing an Electron app with React and Typescript. The logic which the app requires is in the main.ts and passes the object to the renderer via IPC. How I learned does IPC serialize the objects and therefore lose it's functions and prototypes. Now my question: is there a way to have the same object (with it's type) om the renderer? I tried with Object.assign() but this returns the following error:

Uncaught Error: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'ReferenceDescription')

By the way I'm using the node-opcua package which exports the ReferenceDescription class. My code in the renderer to reassign the object looks like this:

import { ReferenceDescription } from 'node-opcua';
// [...]
window.electron.opcua.onNodeListChange(nodes => {
  let typedNode = Object.assign(ReferenceDescription, nodes[0]);
  // also tried: new ReferenceDescription()
}

Is there any way to get back the types in the renderer after IPC transfer?