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Virology Research Journal

Volume 1 Issue 4

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Vaccines World 2017

November 09-10, 2017 Vienna, Austria

21

st

World Congress and Exhibition on

VACCINES, VACCINATION & IMMUNIZATION

Geert C Mudde, Virol Res J 2017, 1:4

Targeted vaccination and intrinsic adjuvant

function: Next generation checkpoint control

U

sing the S-TIR™ technology platform for human

specific therapeutic vaccines OncoQR ML has

developed two prototype vaccines for treatment

of pancreatic cancer (TYG100) and breast cancer

(OQR200). Vaccines derived from this platform consist

of 2 modules, the disease specific module, “immunogen”

and the generic module, “warhead”, which directs the

vaccines to CD32 on antigen presenting cells, especially

pDCs and B cells. The immunogen in oncology is a

tumor associate auto-antigen, against which under

normal conditions no Clinically relevant immune

responses can be induced. However, in combination

with the warhead, thanks to intrinsic check point control,

the immune system generates very strong and rapid

antibody and T cell immune responses. The responses

are reversible and boostable, thus allowing fine-tuning

of the clinical responses on a patient to patient basis.

S-TIR™ vaccines in contrast to the current checkpoint

inhibitors do not induce autoimmune disease and are

tumor specific while mobilizing both arms of the immune

system against the tumor.

Biography

Geert CMudde received a PhD in Immunology from theUniversity of Utrecht in 1985

and started his international professional career at the Swiss Institute for Asthma

and Allergy Research in Davos in 1989. In 1992 he joined the pharmaceutical/

biotech industry, where he held several senior management positions at the

Novartis Research Institute in Vienna,Austria, the Parke Davis Research Institute in

Fresnes, France, IngeniumPharmaceuticals, Martinsried, Germany, and at Igeneon

AG, Vienna, Austria. Finally, in 2006, while joining Baxter BioScience in Vienna as

Interim Manager, he co-founded the biotech company F-star Biotechnology, where

he served as Chief Scientific Officer from 2007 to 2009. In 2009, together with

Christof Langer, he started to develop the S-TIR™ technology platform for human

specific therapeutic vaccines which led to the foundation of S-TARget therapeutics

GmbH in 2010. Since then he serves as CSO and Managing Director for S-TARget

therapeutics as well as for the S-TIR™ technology spin-off companies OncoQR ML

GmbH and TYG oncology Ltd., which were both founded in 2013.

mudde.office@speed.at

Geert C Mudde

OncoQR ML GmbH, Austria