SBIR/STTR Research Award

A single-cell device to capture and analyze rare T-cells from solid tumors.

Award identifier 25c07e8d8692c9182067a85032f0277456d2a6de257eddeea5f4198ea94088e9Awarding agency Department of Health and Human Services · National Institutes of Health

Award amount

$1,911,299

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase II

Award year

2017

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Health and Human Services
Branch
National Institutes of Health
Recipient company
ISOPLEXIS CORPORATION
Proposal award date
2017-09-20
Contract end date
2019-04-30
UEI
FRM2JMLMGJK1
Solicitation number
PA16-302
Topic code
102

Research abstract

Checkpoint inhibitors towards targets such as PDand PD Lare being developed to activate quiescent T cells embedded in tumors and enable them to recruit the rest of the immune system to fight a cancer massHow these new cures reactivate the relatively few Tumor Infiltrating LymphocytesTILsenabling the release of a complex message of cytokines to recruit the immune systemthus impacting treatment efficacyDetecting these T cells and their cytokines provide critically needed predictive biomarkers for defining responders versus nonrespondersIsoPlexis technology provides both the ability to rapidly isolate TILs from tumor samples and to detect their full functional cytokine excretion response to treatmentIn Phase I of our IMAT SBIR ProjectIsoPlexis developed a dual function device that can capture a specific cell type from a complex mixture of cells via DNA tetheredDEALantibody technology developed inSAB memberCal Tech ProfessorJim Heath s labUpon removal of the non targeted cellsthe captured T cells are then immediately released via site specific DNA cleavage of the DEAL tether and transferred into a field of single cell capture micro troughsThen these microtroughs are encapsulated by an antibody barcoded slideSCBCTMOnce isolated in each microchamberthe barcode of antibodies collectsdifferent clinically relevant proteins being sent from each T cellFor Phase II of this projectwe will further develop the duo cell capture technology integrating IsoPlexis automation technology to isolate melanoma TILsAimDevelop TILs capture and release system for immunotherapy and highly multiplexed SCBC protein capture panel customized for TILs functional response profilingAimDevelop robustfully automated assay processing for seamless incorporation into the clinical laboratoryDemonstrate the utility of the automation system for easy to use enrichment and analysis protocol validating withmelanoma TILs samplesAimImplement fully automated workflow at Yale trial site to profile responders vsnon responders acrosspatientsCombining technological improvements of AimsandIsoPlexis will demonstrate pre and post monitoring of responder differencesusing multi functional and phenotypic profile of cytotoxic T cells monitoring a mid scale cohort of patientsover amonth period

Technology keywords

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Research funding history

17 SBIR/STTR records share this UEI (2015–2020). Reported award amounts total $18,897,114. Reported amounts are not federal obligations.

Phases: Phase I, Phase II, Phase II – Direct to Phase II

Agencies: Department of Health and Human Services

Agency intelligence

Department of Health and Human Services

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