How about an opportunity to assess your compounds in a comprehensive and cost-effective manner? Explicyte is planning a new in vivo shuttle session by mid March, to be held on a series of either subcutaneously- or orthotopically-inoculated syngeneic tumor mouse models.
We will be attending the ESMO Immuno-Oncology Congress in Geneva, from December 11 to 14, 2019. We are glad to take this opportunity to meet you there, describe our service offerings and approach your research projects.
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Explicyte is planning a new in vivo shuttle session by mid-November that can be held on a series of syngeneic tumor mouse models. This shuttle session can focus either on only an in vivo efficacy monitoring or on a comprehensive assessment relying on a multiparametric platform strategy for a deeper understanding of how a cancer therapy performs.
Immunotherapy-based anti-cancer strategies such as immune checkpoint inhibitors promote antitumor immune response driven by themobilization of effector immune cell activity and/or reversal of immunosuppressive mechanisms.
Explicyte was pleased to participate in the AACR Virtual Annual Meeting to get breakthroughs in Immuno-Oncology and to present our posters featuring our capacities that support drug discovery.
By setting new facilities within the cancer center “Institut Bergonié”, Explicyte strengthens its development towards clinical translational research, to provide new services based on multiparametric experimental biomarker analysis, for target identification and monitoring of the immune response in the context of clinical trials.
Explicyte and Institut Bergonié have entered into a collaboration to conjointly drive a translational research program aiming at identifying resistance mechanisms to immune checkpoint inhibitors in cancer patients.
We will be attending the AACR Annual Meeting in Atlanta, from March 29 to April 3, 2019. We will be glad to take this opportunity to meet you there, describe our service offerings and approach your research projects.
Our newly validated M2 suppression assay is specifically designed to assess new immunotherapeutics for their modulatory activity on the phenotype and function of M2 macrophages.
Syngeneic tumor models are becoming invaluable for preclinical development and evaluation of immuno-based therapies. They are primordial for tumor model characterization and selection of the appropriate ones, for target validation, drug development, and assessment of the efficacy potential of drug candidates.
Explicyte is planning a new in vivo shuttle session by early March, thereby providing an opportunity to cost-effectively assess your drug candidates in our well-suited immunocompetent syngeneic subcutaneously-implanted tumor models.