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A. L. Jenner
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Deconstructing the contributions of heterogeneity to combination treatment of hormone sensitive breast cancer
S. Linn, J. Moore-Ott, R. Shuttleworth, W. Zhang, M. Craig, A. L. Jenner
The paper develops a mathematical model to study how tumor heterogeneity affects the response to combination therapy in hormone receptor-positive breast cancer, finding that pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of fulvestrant drive treatment outcomes.
bioRxiv · May 19, 2023 · PreprintCancer Biology
Approaches to generating virtual patient cohorts with applications in oncology
A. Surendran, J. L. Sauteur-Robitaille, D. Kleimeier, J. L. Gevertz, K. P. Wilkie, A. L. Jenner, M. Craig
This paper discusses methods for generating virtual patient cohorts in oncology to predict treatment responses and capture inter-individual variability.
bioRxiv · May 24, 2022 · PreprintCancer Biology
Establishing combination PAC-1 and TRAIL regimens for treating ovarian cancer based on patient-specific pharmacokinetic profiles using in silico clinical trials
O. Cardinal, C. Burlot, Y. Fu, P. Crosley, M. Hitt, M. Craig, A. L. Jenner
This paper uses in silico clinical trials to optimize combination PAC-1 and TRAIL therapy for ovarian cancer based on patient-specific pharmacokinetic profiles, identifying optimal treatment schedules and patient subgroups.
bioRxiv · Mar 29, 2022Cancer Biology
Identifying cell-to-cell variability in internalisation using flow cytometry
A. P. Browning, N. Ansari, C. Drovandi, A. P. Johnston, M. J. Simpson, A. L. Jenner
The paper develops a mathematical model to quantify cell-to-cell variability in internalisation using flow cytometry data from human B-cell lymphoblastoid cells.
bioRxiv · Nov 24, 2021 · PreprintCell Biology
COVID-19 virtual patient cohort reveals immune mechanisms driving disease outcomes
A. L. Jenner, R. A. Aogo, S. Alfonso, V. Crowe, A. P. Smith, P. A. Morel, C. L. Davis, A. M. Smith, M. Craig
The paper develops a computational model of COVID-19 immunopathology to identify immune mechanisms driving severe disease outcomes.
bioRxiv · Jan 5, 2021Immunology