presentation about oncotyrol (2011)
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[email protected] www.oncotyrol.atONCOTYROL – Center for Personalized Cancer Medicine GmbH
6020 Innsbruck/Austria, Karl-Kapferer-Straße 5 / III. Stock
Oncotyrol - Center for Personalized Medicine
Oncotyrol is an
applied research
center for
personalized Cancer
Medicine located in
Oncotyrol – at a Glance
Medicine located in
Innsbruck, Tyrol.
Our goal is to
accelerate the
development and
evaluation of
individualized cancer
therapies, along with
prognostic and
preventive methods.
Oncotyrol – the Goal
Applied Research in personalized cancer medicine bridges the gap between
bench and bedside
Oncotyrol – the Goal
Applied research in personalized cancer medicine produces patents, licences
and products
Foto: Pfaller
Molecular Diagnostics Targeted Therapies
Foto: Rainer
Oncotyrol – the partners
Science:
22 research
groups at 5
universities
International partnership between academia and industry
SMEs:
25 Partners Big Industry:
9 Partners
Oncotyrol - a public-private partnership (PPP)
PPP with the mission to bridge the translational gap in drug discovery
Rapid identification of new biomarkers and potential therapeutic
compounds by means of sophisticated research tools
Complementary competencies and alignment of interests between
academic and industrial partners, enabling new opportunities for early
drug discovery of anti-cancer compounds
International visibility through the participation of distinguished
academic partners, SMEs and global pharma players
Growth of Oncotyrol by means of new partnerships and research projects
(Translational research, Bridge , FP7)
Oncotyrol- historical development
� Formation of
� Proposal for
Oncotyrol�2005
�2006/7
�2008/9
� Launch of
Oncotyrol-
Center for
Personalized
Cancer Medicine
�2010/11
� Establishment of
accompanying
research projects
�Oncotyrol lab
and office
buildings finished
� SFB021:
„Cell
Proliferation
and Cell Death
in Tumors“
bewilligt
� Doctoral
Program in
Oncoscience
� Austrian
Proteomics
Platform (APP)
� Formation of
Biocenter
Innsbruck
� 2nd phase
KMT
�Oncology in
the scientific
focus at MUI
� EU-Program
(FP6 Project
Growthstop)
� First „Clinical
Trial Center“ in
Austria
established at the
MUI
� GEN-AU II
�2003
�2004 � 4 x START
grants at the MUI
Biocenter
� Start GENAU III
� Start
competence
center medicine
Tyrol KMT
�2002
� Preparation for
Oncotyrol 2nd
funding period
and beyond
Oncotyrol – the Location
Oncotyrol is based on the scientific and clinical expertise „Made in Tyrol“, but it extends far
beyond. In fact, its hallmark is international partnership between academia and industry.
Global Player with Tyrolean Roots
economy
health
science
Oncotyrol – the location
�University Hospital (I-MED)
�Biocenter (I-MED)
Oncotyrol in the heart of the campus
�100m
�Pharmacy (LFU)
�Chemistry (LFU)�ONCOTYROL
�New Biocenter
(I-MED + LFU)
Oncotyrol – the location
Lab Building Innrain 66a
Oncotyrol - Budget and Finances
Funding by national and regional bodies
ONCOTYROL – Center for personalized cancer medicine GmbH
Total budget: 24 Million € = 100%
Oncotyrol - Budget and Finances
Oncotyrol Budget 2008 - 2012
50% national and regional funding
45% co-financing by industry
5% academic contribution
Oncotyrol - Management & Organization
International Scientific Strategy Board
Universities
56%
Hospital Holding
21%
Province of Tyrol
23%
Shareholders Oncotyrol GmbH
International Scientific Strategy Board
Area 1
G. Baier
CEO
Bernhard Hofer
CSO
Lukas Huber
Area 2
H. Klocker
Area 3
G. Gastl
Area 4
U. Siebert
Area 5
Z. Trajanoski
Core
Facilities
Center Management
Oncotyrol - Management & Organization
Oncotyrol – R & D
Treatment validation in vitro and in vivo
Technology evaluation in diagnostics, therapy
Immune targeting oftumor cell & stroma
BREAST CANCER, PROSTATE CANCER, LEUKEMIA
ONCOTYROL CENTER FOR PERSONALIZED CANCER MEDICINE
in vitro and in vivo in diagnostics, therapy & prevention
Core Facilities
Area 5 Bioinformatics & systems biology
Area 1
Tumor cell biology& anti-tumor immunity
Area 2
Bioanalytics & diagnostics
Area 3
Biomarker-guideddiagnosis, therapy& prevention
Area 4
HTA &health economics,decision modeling
tumor cell & stroma
Oncotyrol – Research
Problem: tumor manipulates the immune system
by upregulating of „hand brake“ gene in T cells
Approach: Downregulation of „hand brake“ gene
in T cells outside of the body. Activated T cells are
Prof. Baier: Activation of T cells against the tumor
in T cells outside of the body. Activated T cells are
given back into the patient
Results: Patents in preparation,
Publication in Science Signaling
Sci Signal. 2009 Jun 23;2(76):ra30.
Gruber T, Hermann-Kleiter N, Hinterleitner R, Fresser F, Schneider R, Gastl G, Penninger JM, Baier G.
Oncotyrol – Research
Problem: Immune reaction to tumor often
insufficient
Approach: dendritic cells of the patient are
cultivated outside the body, loaded with
tumor antigens and then given back. They activate
Prof. Romani / Thurnher: Therapeutic Vaccination
tumor antigens and then given back. They activate
T cells and trigger a tumor specific immune
response
Results: Successful and well-tolerated vaccinations
of tumor patients, many papers in high-ranking
journals, patent in preparation
Blood, Nov. 2009, Vol. 114, No. 20, pp. 4422-4431
Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 130:755-762, 2010
J Immunother. 2010 Feb-Mar; 33(2):115-25
Immunological Reviews 2010; 234(1):120-41
Oncotyrol – Research
Problem: What will new technologies cost
and what benefit for the patient and society
will be achieved?
Prof. U. Siebert: Early Health Technology Assessment
Approach: Early Health Technology
Assessment (HTA) helps to direct research into
themost promising directions
Results: International Guidelines for Early HTA in
Personalized cancer Medicine are established
Oncotyrol – Research
2009: Johann Kern discovers mechanism
for resistence development in tumors
against Bortezomib
Blood, 2009 Oct 29;114(18):3960-7. Epub 2009 Aug 27.
GRP-78 secreted by tumor cells blocks the antiangio-
Sanofi Aventis Prizes for Oncotyrol Researchers
genic activity of bortezomib.
2010: Georg Grünbacher describes
subtypes of dendritic cells that are well
suited for tumor immune therapy
Blood, 12 November 2009, Vol. 114, No. 20, pp. 4422-4431.
CD56+ human blood dendritic cells effectively promote
TH1-type T cell responses
Structures for flexible management of childcare
New Project Onkokids – scientific career and
family committment
Structures for flexible management of childcare
Build-up of a baby sitter pool
Platform „Oncokids“: information, consultation, recruitment
„Oncokids on holidays“: for the first time in summer 2011
Oncotyrol – would you like to collaborate?
Research collaboration. From time-to-time calls for new projects on
Oncotyrol website
Contract research for companies. Outsourcing of research to Oncotyrol
research groups. Services from small research contract us up to large research groups. Services from small research contract us up to large
international consortia (EU projects)
Networking activities. Oncotyrol is interested in projects supporting
international exchange of scientific staff, training workshops, summer
schools, meetings and conferences.
www.oncotyrol.at [email protected]