Download our 13 scientific posters covering a wide variety of preclinical oncology and immuno-oncology platforms including NGS and transcriptomic PDX analysis, novel murine homograft models, as well as PBMC and humanized drug target models for immunotherapy assessment.

April 25, 10am EST / April 26, 2pm EST

Presented by Dr John MacDougall, this webinar introduces the integrated use of patient-derived xenograft (PDX) models across preclinical research for more translational studies. Learn more on the importance of using highly translational preclinical cancer models, leveraging the benefits and limitations of in vitro, ex vivo, and in vivo PDX study types, and how this variety of platforms can be used for immuno-oncology studies.

Presented by Dr Toni Jun, this webinar introduces a one stop, integrated in vitro/ex vivo I/O assay plaform designed to effciently progress immunotherapy drug development. Learn how to monitor and assess TIL populations and functions, explore the microbiome's role in immunotherapy, and understand a wide range of functional characteristics across the I/O field including tumor microenvironment regulation.

Presented by Dr Henry Li, this webinar explores the detailed data analysis behind the industry's first large-scale, staggered, syngeneic screening platform for immunotherapy development. Learn how this platform can improve efficiency and reproducibility while reducing cost, how comprehensive immunophenotyping and profiling data is used to address key study design questions, and how RNAseq and FACS/IHC analysis are used for biomarker discovery.

Enhance your humanized mouse immuno-oncology studies through a deeper understanding of model immunological features and optimized uses. Learn more about immune system humanization strategies, and how these result in different models with contrasting features and limitations, then explore model applications through cancer pharmacology case studies.

Learn more about the world's largest patient-derived xenograft (PDX) collection. Download or request a poster today.

Hear Dr Henry Li, Vice President of Biomarker and Diagnostic Technology present our AACR-NCI-EORTC 2017 selected Short Talk titled 'Transcriptomic analysis of patient-derived xenografts reveals heterogeneity in human and mouse stroma/immune compartments'

Learn how to leverage CrownBio's integrated Oncology Portfolio to advance your Target Identification studies. Watch our webinar presented by Michelle Mack.

Transform your preclinical oncology drug development, with mouse clinical trials using patient-derived xenograft (PDX) models. Learn how the different types of MCT are executed, which is the best fit for your specific drug discovery program, and how they provide the perfect framework for biomarker discovery.

Presented by Dr. Keefe Chng and Dr Judith Gorski this webinar will help guide you through a study design process that will enable the greatest opportunity to generate robust, high-quality data, that gives maximum confidence to select new drug candidates and regulatory submissions.

This White Paper explores a unique platform of highly translational models recapitulating multiple aspects of disease progression as seen in humans, for preclinical efficacy studies.

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