Using a genomics based approach to analyze the tumor microenvironment can provide unique insights beyond IHC and FACS methods. OncoPeptTUME deeply interrogates RNA-Seq data sets to produce high resolution mapping of the tumor microenvironment using proprietary cell type specific gene expression signatures. OncoPeptTUME provides a critical assessment of the inflammatory microenvironment that modulates T-cell infiltration and its anti-tumor activities to enable better prediction of treatment response and efficacy.
A powerful end-to-end service to analyze the tumor microenvironment compatible with varying quantity and quality samples
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OncoPepTUME pipeline quantifies the relative infiltration of innate and adaptive immune cells (CD8+, CD4+, T cells, B cells, Treg cells, NK cells, Macrophages, Monocytes, Neutrophils) with proprietary immune cell type-specific gene expression signatures.
Identify biomarkers for patient selection, predict likelihood of response to checkpoint inhibitor therapies and monitor durability of response.
MedGenome's customer portal allows for easy sample submission and sample tracking during lab processing. Data QC, raw data and interactive analysis reports are delivered securely through customer portal.
OncoPeptTUMETM — A novel in-silico approach to model the tumor microenvironment and predict treatment efficacy and long-term survival benefits for immunotherapy applications
Cancer immunotherapy is now established as a major therapeutic modality. Cancer immunotherapy drugs elicit their anti-tumor immune response in a subset of the treated patients by activating CD8 T-cells and provide sustainable and long-lasting benefit in a few. Recently, significant efforts have been devoted to understanding the factors that influence response to immuno-therapy and/or contribute to the development of resistance to therapy. While it is appreciated that many different tumor cell- intrinsic and extrinsic features, including the tumor microenvironment, driver gene mutations, host genetics, microbiome and environmental factors modulate response to immune checkpoint inhibitors, the tumor microenvironment ecosystem could be a major contributor in regulating response to immunotherapy and development of resistance.
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