Analyzing the Suppressive TME in in Vitro Based Assays

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Crown Bioscience
Date:
January 26, 2023
Time (PT):
11:00 AM
Duration (min):
60

Experts describe how the tumor microenvironment modulates clinical responses and how patient-derived ex vivo and engineered in vitro models can be used for pre-clinical immuno-oncology testing.

Dr. Nataliia Beztsinna and Dr. Marten Hornsveld describe the role of tumor microenvironment (TME) compartments in clinical responses, as well as ex vivo patient-derived tissue technologies capable of maintaining the native TME for pre-clinical testing. Complex in vitro models with the use of human stromal and immune co-cultures are discussed, together with the advantages of HCI to quantify intact tumor biology.

Presenters

Nataliia Beztsinna

Crown Bioscience
Associate Director / Head of 3D Ex vivo Patient Tissue Platform

Dr. Nataliia Beztsinna has a MS degree in Biochemistry and PhD in Biology-Chemistry interface. She is experienced in confocal microscopy, high content imaging, 3D cell culture, organoids, molecular imaging, primary patient tissue cultures, in vitro and in vivo cancer models and tumor- targeted drug delivery nanosystems. Currently Nataliia is working as a Head of 3D Ex Vivo Patient Tissue (EVPT) Platform. Her responsibilties include managing a small team of highly-skilled scientists, ensuring high quality execution of customer projects, interactions, technical advising and quote design for potential customers as well as research and development activities dedicated to the growth of the EVPT Platform.

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Marten Hornsveld

Crown Bioscience
Senior Scientist, Oncology

Dr. Marten Hornsveld is a molecular biologist that focuses on understanding and targeting molecular signal transduction in cancer. During his PhD program, he studied the role of PI3K-AKT signaling in breast cancer using a variety of mouse and cell based models. In his postdoctoral research he moved into the organoid technology field and worked on building representative organoid models for pancreatic cancer. This resulted in the establishment of a novel close-to-patient mini-tumor model that can be employed for both basic research and pre-clinical studies. A year ago, he switched gears and started as a senior scientist at Crown Bioscience. Here, he continues to work on building pre-clinical tumor models to facilitate rapid discovery of promising lead compounds in the oncology field.

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