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Renal Cell Carcinoma & Kidney Cancer PDX Models
A Champions Model Cohort

An extensive bank of Renal Cell Carcinoma PDX models & Kidney Cancer PDX Models directly established from late stage, metastatic tumors, and pretreated patient tumors available for drug development research.

 

 

 Clinically Relevant Models

Living & diverse bank of clinically relevant models that correlate with clinical outcomes

Pretreated PDX Models

Established from tumor biopsies from patients pretreated with latest generation therapies

Multi-omic Characterization

Clinical annotations coupled with molecular datasets and in vivo responses 

 

Renal Cell Carcinoma PDX models & Kidney Cancer PDX Models

Champions Oncology offers 29* clinically relevant Renal Cell Carcinoma PDX models & Kidney Cancer PDX Models models derived from patients with late-stage, metastatic, and heavily pre-treated disease, providing a rare and valuable resource for oncology drug development. Many of these models are extensively characterized through Next Generation Sequencing—36* with Whole Exome Sequencing (WES), 27* with RNA-seq, and 27* with both—along with in vivo drug response data, enabling robust biomarker analysis for response and non-response within this indication. More details on these models can be accessed via Champions’ Model Select®.
(*Model numbers fluctuate as our dataset continuously evolves.)

Champions' leading Renal Cell Carcinoma PDX models & Kidney Cancer PDX Model cohort showcases primary models, each reflecting key clinical characteristics, mutations, and pretreatment history. 

  • Access to one of the largest  bank of Renal Cell Carcinoma & Kidney Cancer PDX models with clinically relevant molecular and pathological characteristics on the market. 
  • Access to highly characterized PDX models with High Complexity Flow Cytometry, WES, RNAseq, Proteomics and Phosphoproteomics.
  • Includes models pretreated with an array of advanced treatments, from monoclonal antibodies to targeted inhibitors in combination.