This webinar will discuss in vivo approaches for tracking immune cell recruitment, persistence, and adaptation within tumors. The session will examine photoconvertible mouse models used to distinguish newly infiltrating immune cells from tissue-resident populations and explore how these approaches can help identify therapeutic strategies that support the development of combination immunotherapies.
Topics to be covered
- How the tumor microenvironment reshapes infiltrating immune cells
- In vivo models for tracking immune cell migration and persistence
- Mechanisms regulating anti-tumor immunity
- Therapeutic interventions that alter immune cell function
- Rational development of combination immunotherapies
David Withers, PhD
Professor of Experimental Cancer Immunology
Group Leader, NDM Centre for Immuno-Oncology
University of Oxford