Immune cells dictate tumour progression
Analysing individuals' genotypes and immunotypes could yield customised treatments for prostate cancer...
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Analysing individuals' genotypes and immunotypes could yield customised treatments for prostate cancer...
Scientists have discovered a compound that causes cancer cells to self-destruct while sparing healthy cells...
27 September 2017 | By IntelliCyt Corporation
In this webinar, Belen Ybarrondo, Ph.D and Thomas Duensing, Ph.D discuss the challenges faced with antibody screening and how the iQue Screener can give an evaluation of cell killing mechanism, screening for immune checkpoint inhibitors and more...
22 September 2017 | By IntelliCyt Corporation
In this webinar, Belen Ybarrondo, Ph.D and Thomas Duensing, Ph.D discuss the need for robust high content tools for current immunotherapeutic approaches, and how IntelliCyt's iQue Screener PLUS can give functional efficacy of immuno-oncology therapies...
New research offers a possible explanation for why a new type of cancer treatment hasn't been working as expected against bladder cancer...
Cancer Research UK has launched the second phase of its global Grand Challenge by announcing eight new questions – identified as some of the biggest barriers to making progress against cancer – and inviting the world’s top scientists to come together with new proposals to tackle them.
Numab Therapeutics announced a collaboration and option agreement with Kaken Pharmaceutical for the identification of a multispecific antibody candidate for development in inflammatory disease.
Lone Friis and David Matthews discuss developability assessment of therapeutic antibodies, and Negin Mokhtari and colleagues explain nanoparticle-mediated enzyme delivery for application in cancer therapy...
Cancer Research UK announced that four international teams are the first recipients of its global £100m Grand Challenge competition, which aims to overcome the biggest challenges facing cancer researchers in a global effort to beat cancer sooner.
Macrophage Pharma, a newly formed immune-oncology company, has successfully raised £9 million in a Series A equity financing round.
6 September 2016 | By Niamh Louise Marriott, Digital Content Producer
The funding will advance the ongoing development of Rigontec’s RIG-I agonist platform targeting oncological, anti-infective and inflammatory indications as well as accelerate the progress of lead candidate RGT100 towards the clinic...