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Webinar CIRCULATING AND LOCAL ANTIBODIES AS NOVEL CANCER BIOMARKERS Jun 28, 2023 11:00am ET 60 Minutes Share share on linkedin share on twitter share on facebook share on email copy link Circulating and local antibodies are revolutionizing cancer diagnosis and treatment. B cell differentiation and the production of tumour-specific antibodies are dynamic processes influenced by changing tumour antigen profiles and microenvironmental signals. By analyzing circulating antibody characteristics and dynamics, we gain insight into the bi-directional engagement between the immune system and tumours, and identify novel blood-based biomarkers that can result in the discovery of novel cancer therapies. Join us for this this insightful webinar to learn how antibody profiling has been used to successfully identify novel diagnostic, prognostic, therapeutic, and predictive biomarkers in melanoma, prostate cancer, breast cancer, ovarian cancer, and rare cancers, yielding promising results. See how simultaneously assaying a significant proportion of the systemic tumour antigen-specific antibody repertoire, a unique snapshot of the tumour can be obtained which circumvents the influence of inter- and intra- tumour heterogeneity that affect tissue-based techniques. Don't miss out on this opportunity to discover the latest advances in cancer research! SPEAKERS JESSICA DA GAMA DUARTE Research Fellow, Tumour Immunology Laboratory, Tumour Environment and Immunology Program Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute Brief biosketch: Dr Jessica Da Gama Duarte received a PhD in Medical Biochemistry at the University of Cape Town, South Africa in 2015, where she developed a novel cancer array. She was then recruited by the Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute, Australia, which provides a direct link between research and clinical practice. Her research is focused on the identification of novel diagnostic, prognostic, and predictive cancer biomarkers, and on understanding the role of B cells, autoantibodies, and tertiary lymphoid structures in cancers. REGISTER HERE! Already registered? Click here to login. Date/Time: Jun 28, 2023 11:00am ET Duration: 60 Minutes * Connect * The Team * Advertise * Join Us * Newsletters * Resources * RSS Feeds * Our Brands * Fierce Pharma * Fierce Biotech * Fierce Healthcare * Our Events * Life Sciences Events ©2023 Questex LLC All rights reserved. Terms of use Privacy Policy Close In order to deliver a personalized and enhanced site navigation, we store information on how you use the site. By continuing to use this site and access it's features, you are consenting to our use of cookies. For more information, please see the Questex Privacy Policy.