Putting some colour on the TIGIT niche
Time for some additional colour commentary!
There has been some incredibly intense interest surrounding TIGIT as a new therapeutic target in oncology of late, to the point where some observers have been wildly claiming this is the new universal checkpoint everyone has been waiting for.
But is it?
It’s early days yet with little data presented from people with cancer, so at this point it could well be a bit of a stretch to find another anti-PD–1/PD-L1 equivalent, but this doesn’t mean there isn’t utility in seeing clinical activity in some tumour types, far from it.
In our latest post, we take a look at what’s coming up in the TIGIT niche, along with an interview from a company active in this niche.
What do the company have to say and how do they see this panning out?
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