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Cancer Immunotherapy Equipment Supplied In Usa Massachusetts
6 equipment items found
by:Verb Biotics based inBoston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Yso5 is a discovery-stage program leveraging a specific keystone gut bacteria (undisclosed) to potentiate the effects of Immune Checkpoint Blockade (ICB) drugs. The field of cancer therapy has been revolutionized by the use of immunotherapy. The microbiome breakthrough science today paves the way for innovative biotherapies to potentiate the effectiveness of ...
Manufactured by:JPT Peptide Technologies GmbH based inBerlin, GERMANY
Neo-epitopes are important targets for individualized cancer immunotherapy. Recent advancements in next generation sequencing and bioinformatic approaches to predict immunogenicity of neo-epitopes improved target selection for therapy. However, in many cases only a fraction of predicted epitopes generate a specific T-cell response. ...
by:Sumitomo Pharma Oncology, Inc. based inCambridge, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Ombipepimut-S Emulsion (DSP-7888) is an investigational immunotherapeutic cancer vaccine containing 2 peptides that induce WT1-specific cytotoxic T lymphocytes (WT1-CTLs) and helper T cells to attack WT1-expressing cancerous cells found in various types of hematologic malignancies and solid tumors.1,2 Researchers have identified that adding helper T-cell–inducing peptides improved ...
by:Oncimmune Holdings PLC based inNottingham, UNITED KINGDOM
Oncimmune’s proprietary biomarker discovery engine, which is leveraged in our ImmunoINSIGHTS services to discover and validate novel biomarkers that can help stratify patients in multiple cancer indications and with different autoimmune ...
Manufactured by:Transgene based inIllkirch-Graffenstaden, FRANCE
TG4001 is an innovative therapy capable of combating papillomavirus-induced cancers. The concept behind TG4001 is to teach the immune system to recognise and destroy the cancer cells expressing HPV-16 antigens, specifically E6 and E7 ...
by:Sumitomo Pharma Oncology, Inc. based inCambridge, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Immunotherapeutic cancer vaccines have generated a lot of interest from oncologists since it was discovered that immune activation can lead to a specific antitumor response.1 However, despite initial progress, most cancer vaccines have failed to drive sufficient tumor immunogenicity, leading to poor clinical responses.1 The reason for this may be that previous vaccine models used inadequate ...