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Head & Neck (HNSCC) Cancer

PDX Models 
A Champions Model Cohort

Access one of the largest collections of clinically relevant head & neck (HNSCC) cancer PDX models, expertly curated to assess the therapeutic potential of your novel drug candidates.

 

 

 Clinically Relevant Models

Living & diverse bank of clinically relevant models that correlate with clinical outcomes

Pretreated PDX Models

Established from tumor biopsies from patients pretreated with latest generation therapies

Multi-omic Characterization

Clinical annotations coupled with molecular datasets and in vivo responses 

Transform your Head & Neck Cancer Drug Development Research

Champions' Head & Neck (HNSCC) Cancer PDX Models represent a premier cohort designed to advance the discovery of breakthrough therapies for head and neck cancers. With one of the industry's largest banks of HNSCC models, this collection includes 125* Patient-Derived Xenograft (PDX) models that preserve critical clinical and molecular characteristics, mutation profiles, and pretreated models exposed to the latest cancer therapies, offering a powerful platform to evaluate the efficacy and therapeutic potential of drug candidates. (*Model numbers fluctuate as our dataset continuously evolves.)

Champions' leading Head & Neck Cancer In Vivo Screen showcases low-passage PDX models, each reflecting key clinical characteristics, mutations, and pretreatment history. 

  • Access one of the largest banks of HNSCC models with clinically relevant molecular
    and pathological characteristics on the market. 
  • Includes models pretreated with advanced cancer therapies and those resistant to targeted treatments and the latest immunotherapies targeting CDK4, PI3K, and EGFR.
  • Access to highly characterized HNSCC models with High Complexity Flow Cytometry, WES, RNAseq, Proteomics, and Phosphoproteomics.
  • Features models retaining key mutation profiles and clinical cancer characteristics, such as models that are HPV16+ and/or HPV18+.