Kineta to Present on the Company’s PiiONEER™ Platform at the 6th Annual Tumor Models for Immuno-oncology Summit

On January 24, 2022 Kineta, Inc., a clinical stage biotechnology company focused on the development of novel immunotherapies in oncology, reported an upcoming presentation at the 6th Tumor Models for Immuno-Oncology Summit 2022 (Press release, Kineta, JAN 24, 2022, View Source;utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kineta-to-present-on-the-companys-piioneer-platform-at-the-6th-annual-tumor-models-for-immuno-oncology-summit [SID1234607393]). Thierry Guillaudeux, PhD, Senior Vice President Immuno-oncology at Kineta, will be presenting an overview of the company’s proprietary PiiONEER Platform and the use of human knock-in models for selecting next generation immunotherapies.

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Kineta’s immuno-oncology PiiONEER Platform was designed for the discovery and development of first or best-in-class immunotherapies that address the major challenges with cancer resistance to current therapies. Utilization of the innate immunity focused PiiONEER Platform has resulted in the development of novel, well characterized fully human antibody therapeutics that are being advanced into formal IND enabling and clinical studies.

"We have developed a world-class innate immunity-focused platform for developing important new immunotherapies to treat patients with cancer" said Thierry Guillaudeux, PhD, Senior Vice President Immuno-oncology at Kineta. "A core component of our PiiONEER Platform is our in vivo knock in models which are the foundation for the development of our novel VISTA and CD27 antibody programs."

Presentation Details:
Title: Use of Human Knock-in Models for Selecting New Generation of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors
Date: January 26, 7:30AM Pacific Time
Presenter: Thierry Guillaudeux, PhD