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Predictive and Pharmacodynamic Biomarker Profiling to Conserve Precious Clinical Trial Samples

 
  February 18, 2022  
     
 


xtalks.com, webinar
Wednesday, March 30, 2022 | 11am EDT (NA) / 4pm BST (UK) / 5pm CEST (EU-Central) 60 min


Who Should Attend?

  • Pharma clinical development and biomarker groups struggling to collect or conserve sufficient quantity or quality of FFPE and other clinical samples for biomarker analyses
  • Immuno-oncology researchers and developers seeking to implement innovative biomarker strategies in any phase of development, especially translational and clinical trial phases of precision oncology programs.
  • Anyone involved in conducting biomarker or diagnostic studies in solid tumor and liquid biopsy indications that require:
    • Complete Genomic Profiling
    • High accuracy, sensitivity and precision
    • Orthogonal validation of diagnostic or other assays in development
    • Optimized methods to compare matched-patient solid tumor and liquid biopsy / cell-free DNA (cfDNA) mutational profiles with high sensitivity and low limits of detection

What You Will Learn

The following benefits of comprehensive biomarker evaluations optimized to conserve precious clinical samples are available to pharma and biotech by Discovery:

  • Providing a single location for sample receipt, accessioning, histology and downstream processing, avoiding the need to send samples to multiple contract research organizations (CROs) and speciality labs
  • Facilitating internal communication to conserve precious samples via a dedicated primary and multiple secondary project managers
  • Optimization of assays and processes based on yield and quality of clinical samples to preserve as much tissue as possible
  • Routine consultation with clients to identify the most optimal biomarker approaches based on QC results to conserve precious samples while producing the highest quality data possible
  • Extensive bioinformatic support infrastructure to analyze and draw insights from the data and share those insights in commonly accepted formats with partners
  • Coordinated data formatting and data delivery options across biomarker labs to meet the clinical database needs of pharma and biotech partners
 
 
Organized by: xtalks.com
Invited Speakers:
http://Donald%20A.%20Skifter,%20Discovery%20Life%20Sciences

Donald A. Skifter, PhD, MBA, SVP, Genomics, Discovery Life Sciences

Don received his PhD in pharmacology and neuroscience focusing on the molecular and genetic mechanisms of learning and memory at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in 2002. He received his MBA from the University of Nebraska Omaha in 2001. On the heels of the completion of the human genome project in 2003, following a post-doctoral fellowship in Cambridge, MA, he pursued a career in the commercialization of genomic technologies and next generation sequencing services with particular expertise in facilitating oncology and other genomic biomarker profiling programs. Don’s work history includes Commercial and Technical Application Support leadership roles at several genomic technology and services companies including Invitrogen (now Thermo Fisher Scientific), Sequenom (now Agena Bioscience), Complete Genomics (IPO in 2010), the Broad Institute, and OneOme (a start-up pharmacogenomics spinout of the Mayo Clinic). He currently serves as the Senior Vice President, Genomics within the HudsonAlpha Discovery Genomics division of Discovery Life Sciences.

 
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Registration: Predictive and Pharmacodynamic Biomarker Profiling to Conserve Precious Clinical Trial Samples - Xtalks
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