Our Discovery Engine unveils unique insights into the biology of cancer – uncovering a compelling picture of the context-dependent manner in which the human immune system fights back. This “tumor context” may provide novel targets for development of antibody-based therapeutics.
Multiple canonical and non-canonical targets have accrued from our efforts. While there is often little information available on unique antigens, our data reveals a “functional clustering” of the targets to which cancer patients were mounting an immune response. In essence, these findings provide critical clues about the key methods by which each patient’s immune system fights back against their disease. These functional clusters may provide an important insight into the most important tumor-driven processes that should be attacked to overcome a disease threat.


- This ectopic cell surface expression may be used to selectively target tumor cells. Our Discovery Engine identifies ectopic targets and antibodies simultaneously
- Represent a novel class of targets potentially suitable for development of next generation ADC (antibody-drug conjugate) and TCE (T cell engager) therapeutics


Functional outputs of our Discovery Engine can provide early insights into potential modalities for patient-derived antibodies specific for both canonical and non-canonical targets.