Preclinical Capabilities
Optimal CAR-T Study Design to Advance Your Therapeutic Program.
Trusted immuno-oncology models.
TD2 is your trusted, experienced team when it comes to running preclinical Adoptive Cell Transfer Therapy studies. Our extensive knowledge of CAR-T in both solid and hematologic tumors enables optimal study design and rapid study initiation.
Not only can we execute your preclinical studies, but we provide a consultative approach to ensure best results and continuity with a clinical and regulatory strategy. Having performed more than 100 studies and strong experience with CAR T-cell handling and processing, we have the specialized oncology knowledge to design and execute your preclinical program in support of your clinical and regulatory goals.
TD2 can begin with cryopreserved or fresh CAR T-cells. We use fluorescent-based counting methods rather than manual dye counting to learn more about the viability of the CAR T-cells. Fluorescent counting helps to more accurately determine cell count and viability. See available cell lines
TD2 has been an extremely valuable and flexible partner for CRISPR Therapeutics, performing many CAR-T cell mouse studies across multiple antigen targets in a number of oncology indications.
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Dr. Jon TerrettHead of Immuno-Oncology Research and Translation CRISPR Therapeutics
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Immuno-oncology
Comprehensive preclinical services for immuno-oncology.
TD2’s extensive knowledge of CAR-T in both solid and hematologic tumors enables rapid evaluation of your CAR-T cell therapy, moving your therapeutic program forward to the clinic.
Large panel of human and murine tumor models
Syngeneic mouse models
- Fully characterized for gene expression, TIL baseline populations, and response to common immune checkpoint inhibitors
Humanized mice
- Human PBMCs or effector cell engraftment
- Sourced CD34+ humanized mice
Immuno-therapy Models
Syngeneic models.
Syngeneic tumor models are fully characterized for gene expression, TIL baseline populations, and response to common immune checkpoint inhibitors.
One Consistent Host — through 16S ribosomal RNA (rRNA) gene sequencing launched before the study even begins, we define the microbiome at the onset, which enables your project focused access to a known and stable host from start to finish.
Find Effector Cells — through multi-parameter flow cytometry, we can characterize phenotypic immune cell population changes post-treatment.
See available models
E0771 Murine Breast Tumor Model
MC38 Murine Colon Tumor Model
CT-26 Murine Colon Tumor Model
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Cancer Type | Syngeneic Line | Expression Data Available | ||||
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PD-1 | PD-L1 | PD-L2 | CTLA4 | Other | ||
Bladder | MB-49 MBT-2 |
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Brain | GL261 | |||||
Breast | 4T1 4T1-Luc EMT-6 EO771 |
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Colon | Colon 26-Luc colon 26 CT-26 MC-38 |
TIM-3, OX40 CD40 |
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Hematologic | EL-4 (Lymphoma) MPC-11 (Myeloma) |
Growth Kinetics Growth Kinetics |
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Hepatoma | Hepa 1-6 | |||||
Lung | KLN205 LL/2 LL/2-Luc TC-1 (HPV-Associated) |
Growth Kinetics | ||||
Ovarian | ID8-Luc | Growth Kinetics | ||||
Mastocytoma | P815 | Growth Kinetics | ||||
Pancreas | Pan02 Pan02 (Orthotopic) |
TIM-3, GITR | ||||
Renal | RENCA | |||||
Sarcoma | K7M2 (IV) | Growth Kinetics | ||||
Skin | B16-F1 B16-F10 B16-BL6 |
786-0 Human Renal Cell Carcinoma | KKU-M213 human intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma |
A2780: Human Ovarian | MCF-7 Human Breast |
A498: Human Renal Cell Carcinoma | MM1.s Human Multiple Myeloma |
ACHN Renal Cell Adenocarcinoma | Nalm6-Fluc-GFP Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia |
BxPC3 Human Pancreas | Nalm-6 Human Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia |
Caki-1 Human Renal Cell Carcinoma | NCI-H660 Human Prostate Neuroendocrine |
Caki-2 Human Renal Cell Carcinoma | NCI-H1963 Human Lung |
CCRF-CEM Human Acute T Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia | NCI-H1975 Human Non-Small Cell Lung |
H69 Human Small Cell Lung | NCI-N87 Human Gastric |
H209 Human Lung | OV90 Human Ovarian |
HCC70 Human Breast | OVCAR-3 Human Ovarian |
HCC1954 Human Breast | Raji Human Burkett’s Lymphoma |
HCT116 Human Colon | RPMI-8226 Human Myeloma |
HH Human Cutaneous T Cell Lymphoma | SKOV-3 Human Ovarian |
Hs766T Human Pancreas | SNU-1 Human Gastric Carcinoma |
HT-55 Human Colorectal | SW-480 Human Colon |
HuT78 Human Cutaneous T Lymphocyte | SW-620 Human Colon |
Jeko-1 Human Mantle Cell Lymphoma | THP-1 Human Acute Myeloid Leukemia |
Jurkat-Luc Human Acute T Cell Leukemia | Toledo Human Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma |