Quantifying CAR T Cells Activity Against AML - Model Selection Based on In Vitro Cytolytic Assays
Offered By: Mathematical Oncology via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a comprehensive seminar on quantifying CAR T cell activity against Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) through model selection based on in vitro cytolytic assays. Presented by Dr. Philipp Altrock as part of the Mathematical Oncology seminar series, this 1-hour and 13-minute talk delves into the cutting-edge research in immunotherapy for AML treatment. Gain insights into the mathematical modeling approaches used to evaluate the effectiveness of CAR T cells in targeting AML cells, and understand the importance of in vitro cytolytic assays in this process. Learn about the latest advancements in CAR T cell therapy and its potential impact on AML treatment strategies. This seminar is ideal for researchers, oncologists, and students interested in the intersection of immunotherapy, mathematical modeling, and cancer treatment.
Syllabus
Dr. Philipp Altrock - Quantifying CAR T cells activity against AML
Taught by
Mathematical Oncology
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