PATIL LAB

IMMUNOTHERAPY
PD1-PDL1 Interaction
The antibody-based cancer immunotherapies targeting the Programmed Cell Death1-Programmed Cell Death Ligand 1 (PD1-PDL1) interaction have shown unprecedented clinical success against several types of cancer. We aim to discover small-molecule inhibitors of PD1-PDL1 interaction that may offer several advantages as compared to antibodies, such as higher oral bioavailability, lower cost, better tumor infiltration, and relatively shorter half-life that is especially helpful in controlling any potential adverse immune reactions.
Our Team.
Dedicated Patil Lab members that carried out this cutting-edge research in cancer immunotherapy & beyond!

Hunter Werkheiser
Chemical Engineering '23

Brayden Strouse
Chemical Engineering '23

Joshua Schreiner
Chemical Engineering '23

Alex Pedre Jr.
Chemical Engineering '23

Roberto Leon
Chemical Engineering '23

Daniël van der Spoel
Computer Science, Netherlands