T-cell engaging bispecific antibodies, which bring T cells close to tumor cells and induce them to kill the tumor cell, are a new class of immunotherapy that have demonstrated efficacy in lymphoma and myeloma and are now in development for many other cancers. In diffuse large B cell lymphoma, bispecific antibodies have proven very effective, but approximately 60% of patients derive no long-term benefit. Dr. Shree is working to understand the requirements for generating an effective bispecific antibody response in patients. This knowledge could result in novel improved treatment approaches for patients with lymphoma and inform the design of bispecific T cell-engaging strategies for other types of tumors.
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Tanaya Shree, MD, PhD
      Project title:     Unraveling resistance to bispecific T-cell engagers  
  
      Institution:     Oregon Health & Science University  
  
      Award Program:     Clinical Investigator  
  
      Sponsor(s) / Mentor(s):     Brian J. Druker, MD  
  
      Cancer Type:     Other Cancer  
  
      Research Area:     Immunotherapy  
   
  





