nCounter® Canine IO Panel
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Covering hundreds of genes involved in the immune response of canines to immuno-oncology therapeutics and designed with experts in canine comparative oncology, the nCounter Canine IO Panel is the only gene expression panel built to study the tumor and immune response to IO treatments in dogs. The panel takes advantage of tumor-specific coverage for the most common canine cancers to enable researchers to share data and access enhanced statistical power, potentially improving clinical trial success by translating findings from the treatment of spontaneous canine cancer to humans.
Product Highlights:
- Profile 800 genes across 47 annotated pathways involved in canine immune response to IO treatments
- Overlapping content with NanoString’s Human PanCancer IO 360 and PanCancer Immune Profiling Panels provides a suite of panels for comparative studies
- PanCancer coverage with tumor specific content for top canine cancers including Melanoma, Osteosarcoma, Lymphoma, Urothelial Carcinoma, and Glioblastoma
- Easy to use nCounter system provides data in 24 hours with less than 30 minutes hands on time and simple data analysis
- Easy data sharing and collaboration with a common set of genes and a panel standard
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The nCounter Canine IO Panel enables researchers to explore canine immune response to immune-oncology treatments.
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Characterization and Potential Applications of Dog Natural Killer Cells in Cancer Immunotherapy
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Gene expression markers of Tumor Infiltrating Leukocytes
Assays of the abundance of immune cell populations in the tumor microenvironment promise to inform immune oncology research and the choice of immunotherapy for individual patients. We propose to measure the intratumoral abundance of various immune cell populations with gene expression.
Whole genome sequencing of canids reveals genomic regions under selection and variants influencing morphology
Domestic dog breeds are characterized by an unrivaled diversity of morphologic traits and breed-associated behaviors resulting from human selective pressures. To identify the genetic underpinnings of such traits, we analyze 722 canine whole genome sequences (WGS), documenting over 91 million single nucleotide and small indels, creating a large catalog of genomic variation for a companion animal species.
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