NYU School of Medicine
Dr. Mark Yarmarkovich is focused on developing the next generation of cancer immunotherapies to unleash the potent potential of these therapies for all cancer patients. Leveraging his multidisciplinary expertise in protein science, antibody engineering, immunology and computational biology, he has led the discovery of novel tumor antigens and pioneered a new class of peptide-centric (PC)-CAR T cells. These PC-CARs enable the targeting of non-immunogenic tumor antigens presented on MHC across multiple HLA allotypes. The first PC-CARs potently eradicate aggressive tumors in preclinical models and are entering clinical trials in 2024/5. Dr. Yarmarkovich completed his PhD at the University of Pennsylvania, his postdoc at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and has worked for 5 years at Genentech. He is the inventor on 10 patents related to cancer immunotherapy and has founded two companies focused translating immunotherapies to patients.
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Plenary II: Cancer Neoantigen Discovery from the HLA Perspective
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM US PDT
HLA Presentation of Cancer Neoantigens from Mutations
Wednesday, October 23, 2024
11:20 AM – 11:45 AM US PDT