Nilogen Oncosystems Announces Opening of Clinical Trial Using Ex Vivo Tumoroids to Predict Immunothe
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Nilogen Oncosystems Announces Opening of Clinical Trial Using Ex
Vivo Tumoroids to Predict Immunotherapy Response in Non-Small Cell Lung
Cancer (TUMORIN)
TAMPA, Fla., July 28, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Nilogen Oncosystems today announced that its clinical observational study TUMORIN (NCT05332925)
has commenced enrolment. Patients with advanced/metastatic NSCLC who
are receiving immune checkpoint inhibitors in the standard of care
clinical setting will be enrolled in the study. Nilogen will evaluate
3D-EXplore results with patient outcome data using advanced AI and
machine learning algorithms to discover novel biomarker signatures as
predictors of patient response and understand the fundamental mechanisms
of action for each therapeutic to advance personalised treatment for
patients based on the functional response of their cancer.
Nilogen Oncosystems Announces Clinical Trial Using Ex Vivo Tumoroids to Predict Immunotherapy Response in NSCLC 3D-EXplore is a fresh human tumor ex vivo explant
platform which retains the immune compartment and full tumor
microenvironment capturing the heterogeneity of the tumor while
preserving its immune compartment, which are key to understanding the
true response of tumor tissue to oncology therapeutics, allowing drug
developers and clinicians to understand drug performance in human
tissue, providing an informed approach to clinical development and
patient response. This uniquely positions the platform to provide drug
developers with answers to mechanistic questions about their
immuno-oncology drug candidates and prioritize the most promising
candidates for advancement into clinical trials, as well as enabling the
discovery of complex biomarker signatures and supporting patient
selection and co-clinical studies. For clinicians, the opportunity to
select the most beneficial treatment regimen for patients based on
functional response rather than surrogate markers will enable truly
personalized cancer immunotherapy.
"Nilogen's unique 3D-EXplore explant platform is already in use
worldwide by Pharma and Biotech companies large and small to support
translational and clinical studies, especially in immuno-oncology and
with modalities like Bispecific antibodies, Cell Therapies, ADCs, ADCC,
and Oncolytic Virus," said Soner Altiok,
Chief Scientific Officer at Nilogen Oncsystems. "We are pleased to begin
our observational clinical study to demonstrate the power of 3D-EXplore
to predict patient response based on functional response data, with the
aim to ultimately provide clinicians and patients with the ability to
select the best therapy based on the real response of their cancer to
therapies rather than surrogate markers."
3D-EXplore's unique ability is to resolve tumor tissue heterogeneity
and quantitatively and directly measure penetration, proliferation,
tumor cell killing and phenotypic changes in the immune compartment and
tumor microenvironment in fresh tumor tissue using advanced flow
cytometry and high-content confocal microscopy. These complex datasets
can be deconvoluted to deliver biomarker signatures and powerful
treatment response predictions which can be correlated to clinical
outcomes for a more effective and efficient cancer drug development
approach. Our CLIA certified facilities enable us to work with patient
samples to directly support clinical trials and patient treatment.
About Nilogen Oncosystems: Nilogen
Oncosystems is a global leader in oncology drug development, advancing
personalized oncology treatment and supporting more effective and
efficient drug development.
Founded in 2013, Nilogen is headquartered in Tampa, FL and maintains a significant research and laboratory presence in Tampa
in its CLIA certified facilities, with a dedicated focus on enhancing
the personalization of cancer treatment and care worldwide.
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