Champions Oncology (mouse models)

Tests cancer drugs in mice carrying a patient's own tumor tissue to inform treatment choices.

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Why Champions exists

Champions Oncology offers animal testing using patient-derived mouse models (PDX). A patient's tumor tissue is used to create models in mice, and drugs are then tested against them. For patients facing hard treatment decisions, results from these models provide response information drawn from their own cancer rather than from general data.

Model bank · Over 1,400 highly characterized patient-derived (PDX) modelsLab standards · GCLP high complexity flow cytometryLocations · Headquarters in Hackensack, NJ; research operations in Rockville, MD; bioinformatics in Rehovot, Israel

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