Eliminating cancer with Dark Antigen™-directed immunotherapy
The Ervaxx mission
To capitalize on our proprietary insight into Dark Antigens™ to deliver targeted, off-the-shelf cancer vaccines and other immunotherapies to treat and prevent cancer.
Ervaxx is exploring the hidden depths of genomic dark matter to discover and characterize novel antigens selectively expressed by cancer cells. We are pioneering approaches to target these Dark Antigens™ for the design and development of off-the-shelf, cancer-specific vaccines and other immunotherapies.
Ervaxx is leveraging expertise in bioinformatics, immunopeptidomics and immunology to develop a differentiated technology platform designed to explore and commercialize this new and expanding antigenic repertoire to combat cancer.
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We have established a core team of scientists, entrepreneurs and industry veterans to drive our research, development and clinical success.
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Kevin Pojasek
President and Chief Executive Officer
Ray Jupp
Chief Scientific Officer
David Watson
Chief Operating Officer
Latest News
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Ervaxx and Cardiff University enter collaboration to develop novel
T-cell and T-cell receptor-based immunotherapeutics targeting
Dark Antigens™
Collaboration also focuses on exciting research published earlier this week in Nature Immunology identifying MR1 as a target for novel anti-cancer immunotherapies
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Ervaxx presents research identifying melanoma-specific Dark Antigens™ at SITC 2019.
CSO Dr. Ray Jupp presented data on Ervaxx’s lead program at the 34th Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer (SITC) annual meeting in National Harbor, MD, USA on Saturday 9th November 2019.
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Ervaxx launches to pioneer the use of Dark Antigens™ for the development of off-the-shelf cancer vaccines and T-cell receptor- based immunotherapies
Ervaxx coincides its launch with the presentation of new research to identify novel melanoma-specific Dark Antigens by application of its novel EDAPT™ platform at The Society for Immunotherapy of Cancer 34th Annual Meeting (SITC).
