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title: "On-Demand Webinar: Humanized Mice in Preclinical Immuno-Oncology Pt II"
description: Part II of our webinar series on humanized mice in immuno-oncology research explores how mice expressing human cytokines support more translatable preclinical studies.
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On-Demand Webinar Series

## Next Generation Humanized Mice in Preclinical Immuno-Oncology | Part II

Next-generation humanized mouse models allow immuno-oncology researchers to study novel therapeutics in the context of a more fully-functional immune system, improving the speed and translatability of their research.

 

#### Next-Generation Humanized Mice in Immuno-Oncology

Join Taconic Biosciences for the second part of our exclusive, two-part webinar series on the exciting applications for advanced humanized mouse models in preclinical immuno-oncology research.

### Part I

 The first session in this series explores applications for any of the foundational lines of humanized immune system animal models, with a focus on their use in studying combinatorial treatment strategies.

[Watch On-Demand](https://info.taconic.com/hubfs/Webinar_Humanized%20Mice%20in%20Preclinical%20Immuno-Oncology%20Part%201_03.29.2018.mp4)

### Part II

 The second session in this series expands into the cutting-edge possibilities supported by models endogenously expressing human cytokines.

[Watch On-Demand](https://info.taconic.com/webinar-presentation-humanized-mice-in-preclinical-immuno-oncology-part-2)

### About The Presenter

#### Paul Volden, PhD

Field Applications Scientist | Taconic Biosciences

Dr. Paul Volden is a Field Application Scientist at Taconic Biosciences. He earned his PhD from the University of Chicago’s Committee on Molecular Metabolism and Nutrition and has over a decade of biological and biomedical research experience, spanning rodent model applications for cancer, metabolic disease, and cardiovascular disease.

At Taconic, Dr. Volden assists researchers with *in vivo* model selection and study design, specializing in humanized immune system mice as preclinical models for evaluating novel immunotherapies.

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