Accelerating immuno-oncology therapeutic development: choosing the best preclinical model

Oncology research remains a major focal point of the pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical industry. Standalone historic approaches such as chemotherapy, albeit effective, pose potential tolerability issues that often coincide with unintended systemic side effects.

Current approaches to oncology treatment often involve a multi-faceted therapeutic approach. Researchers strive to incorporate various drug types with the intent of combating cancer on multiple fronts with the goal of remission and elimination. The delicate interplay between homeostatic control mechanisms and cancer cells offers evolving opportunities for both therapeutic targeting and the development of new drug candidates.

Read this whitepaper to learn how Dr. Seyoum Ayehunie selects the most appropriate preclinical model.

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