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[EN] How to better predict the effect of cancer immunotherapy? Tailored-made humanized mouse models are the key solution!

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Caroline Mignard, PhD
29 Janvier 2019 – 17h

The assessment of cancer immunotherapy requires the use of appropriate preclinical animal models that sufficiently reflect the physiological situation in humans.

Oncodesign actively works for your cancer programs through the development of custom-made humanized mouse models: mice co-transplanted with both human tumor and human immune or hematopoietic progenitor cells.

Oncodesign’s scientific teams ran studies on tailored-made humanized immune system (HIS) models to evaluate immunomodulatory agents. Findings are showing therapeutic efficiency assessed by the monitoring of mice survival and tumor growth. The impact of therapeutics on tumors and immune cells was assessed by flow cytometry and immunohistochemistry analyses.

Key learning objectives

  • How to custom-made humanized immune system (HIS) models for cancer immunotherapy research
  • Case study & results: evaluation of immuno-onco biologics & demonstration of antitumor effect in HIS model
  • Parameters to consider for HIS model selection
  • Advantages/limitations of each HIS model

About our speaker Caroline Mignard

Caroline Mignard has obtained a Ph.D in Biology from the University of Strasbourg in France and has more than 15 years of experience in preclinical research. As study director at Oncodesign, Caroline has been working closely with our clients to select the most appropriate study designs for the evaluation of their therapies through preclinical studies.

Caroline is also involved in IMODI, (Innovative MODels Initiative) a French consortium dedicated to the development, the characterization and the commercialization of new preclinical models in oncology, including PDX models and humanized mouse models. She is the co-author of several publications about PDX models.
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