DVM, PhD
AMU, AP-HM, CIML, INNATE PHARMA
Marseille Immunopole is born from the will of all partners to do even better and progress faster, and thus allow patients always to keep one step ahead of the disease.
At the end of 2013, Science Magazine designated immunotherapy as the major medical breakthrough of the year. Since then, the success of this new anti-cancer weapon has not been contradicted and tomorrow patients with inflammatory diseases should, in turn, benefit from this approach.
Today, our city is at the forefront of this revolution. Together, Marseille researchers, physicians and industry leaders have contributed and still contribute to the discovery, development and clinical evaluation of immunotherapy antibodies. They also develop diagnostic tools that should allow customisation of these drugs and an approach that many consider the next frontier of immunotherapy: cell therapies.
With my colleagues, I have already participated in the first part of this adventure: CIML contributed to NK immunotherapy developed by Innate Pharma, I myself cofounded the company in 1999 and created a laboratory at the Conception Hospital dedicated to the exploration of these lymphocytes. Lastly, with other immunology teachers of Aix-Marseille University, we also provide research, clinics and industry with new talents.
Marseille Immunopole is born from the will of all partners to do even better and progress faster, and thus allow patients always to keep one step ahead of the disease.
#clinique #industrie #rechercheEach year, a large number of clinical trials are conducted by APHM clinicians alone or in partnership with industry players in biopharmaceuticals.
Frédéric VELY
AMU, AP-HM, CIML
The laboratory's mission therefore reflects that of the Marseille Immunopôle: to lead the development of these innovations, from the initial discovery to the proof of concept in clinical setting.
Florence SABATIER
AMU, AP-HM
By creating this super innovation centre "outside the walls", which is Marseille Immunopole, we leverage our capabilities to ensure better and faster innovation.
Bruno LACARELLE
AP-HM, AMU
Our study models help to identify new potential therapeutic targets in preclinical models of personalized medicine.
Michel AURRAND-LIONS
AMU, IPC, CRCM